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Today's Front Page News

Colorado Supreme Court affirms that licensed guns allowed on CU campus
Martha Altman does not want a gunfight. Nor is she interested in being a hero. But the 46-year-old wanted to be able to protect herself and others should trouble arise at the University of Colorado Denver, where she went to class and now works.  

• RTD gets cool reaction to proposed rail to Westminster, buses to Longmont
• Cotter rerouting tainted creek near leaking uranium mine
• Quiet night expected for Colorado's Democratic caucuses
• Frontier's new CEO has lengthy to-do list
• Colorado consumers in a complaining mood in 2011, AG says

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Today's Local Politics

Colorado Supreme Court affirms that licensed guns allowed on CU campus
Martha Altman does not want a gunfight. Nor is she interested in being a hero. But the 46-year-old wanted to be able to protect herself and others should trouble arise at the University of Colorado Denver, where she went to class and now works.  

• Quiet night expected for Colorado's Democratic caucuses
• Larimer County pair have puny precinct all to themselves
• Colorado's share of mortgage settlement will stay close to homes
• Languishing bill costing Colorado millions suddenly rushes through House
• Cost of Colorado drugged-driving legislation is stumbling block

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Today's Business

Frontier's new CEO has lengthy to-do list
Frontier Airlines' new chief executive, David Siegel, has a lengthy to-do list after a month and a half on the job.  

• Colorado consumers in a complaining mood in 2011, AG says
• United smoothing out bumps following computer switchover
• Economists optimistic about U.S. turnaround
• Housing sales up, inventory levels down in metro Denver
• NW rail up for RTD decision this week

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Today's Sports Headlines

Rockies pitcher White could face extreme DUI
Rockies pitcher Alex White may be charged with "extreme DUI," Scottsdale police said Monday.  

• Denver Pioneers hockey team improving as tournaments approach
• Broncos weigh issue of excessive violence in NFL
• Afflalo, Lawson key Nuggets' overtime win over Kings
• Kiszla: Nuggets' Arron Afflalo answers the call
• Colorado Classics: Nickell family, Branson had a ball together

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Today's Style

Meet ... Jason Lasser
Negotiating a wave while kitesurfing in South Florida last month, Aspen architect Jason Lasser's right foot collided with a spinner shark. The shark bit back, leaving Lasser, 43, with a gash that severed tendons and ligaments, required 26 stitches to close — and led to the discovery of a previously undiagnosed, potentially fatal heart condition.  

• Fit Fix: SpaFinder's week of wellness deals
• The You Docs: How to make calories count; heads vs. soccer balls
• Words of encouragement: "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Functional Training"
• Denverites like adventure, dislike tourists
• Kara Williams: Watching kids master skiing is worth all the hectic mornings

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Let each college decide on guns
Is it really a good idea for college students to be packing heat on campus? We don't think so, and we also think rules governing guns on college grounds should be made by each school's board of regents.  

• Littwin: Please don't take this personally, Rush
• David E. Faris: A little learning
• Littwin: No one left in the middle