Morning headlines from DenverPost.com

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Today's Front Page News

Apple fans buy iPad on 1st day, some wait hours
MADISON, Wis. — (AP) — Apple's latest iPad drew the customary lines of die-hard fans looking to be first and entrepreneurs looking to make a quick profit.  

• Secretary of State Gessler asks Homeland Security to ID noncitizens on Colorado voter rolls
• Colorado's immigrant farmhands tied up in red tape
• Amid debate over Colorado uranium mill, feds hold firm on call for public hearing
• Colorado bill with penalties for harming unborn child raises red flags over "personhood" status
• Snowpacked trails to huts give predators access to lynx's hare

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Today's Local Politics

Secretary of State Gessler asks Homeland Security to ID noncitizens on Colorado voter rolls
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler has asked the Department of Homeland Security to provide his office with the citizenship status of about 4,500 registered voters — his latest tactic in an ongoing effort to remove noncitizens from the state's voter rolls.  

• Colorado rolls out online-reservation system for DMV as a way to cut down wait times

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Today's Business

Dish chief exec touts release of next-generation set-top box
Douglas County-based Dish has kicked off its most aggressive marketing campaign to coincide with the launch of a next-generation set-top box.  

• Housing to benefit as Colorado details plans to divvy up $51 million foreclosure settlement
• PUC says Colorado consumers spend millions needlessly on rural phone subsidy
• United Airlines retiree took nontraditional route in her 43-year career

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Today's Sports Headlines

Baylor's tall lineup a tough task for CU
Colorado's concerns about tonight's battle with Baylor at The Pit in the NCAA Tournament's round of 32 were summed up concisely by Buffaloes coach Tad Boyle.  

• JaVale McGee, Ty Lawson ready to alley-oop for Nuggets
• DU advances to WCHA final with double-OT win over Minn-Duluth
• Kensler: Carlon Brown's dunk act fires up Colorado Buffaloes
• Kiszla: Colorado got in by back door, but it's still Sweet
• Tennesse motivated to win title for Pat Summitt in what may be her final season

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Today's Entertainment

Movie review: "21 Jump Street" movie will have you laughing ... from jump
"21 Jump Street" thrilled me to itsy-bitsy elated pieces. The Reagan-era TV series that inspired this inspired comedy was serious about its laughable premise.  

• Theater review: Curious Theatre's "Becky Shaw" embodies sharp humor that's quite cutting
• Ostrow: "Frozen Planet" animal series is a whale of an action effort
• A few predictions for South by Southwest 2012
• Movie review: Not-quite-erotic "Crazy Horse" a portrait of Parisian beauty
• Get Irish: LoDo goes green for the big parade

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Today's Opinion

Dvorak: We have become the bullies
Funny, coming to Bully Central to stop bullying.What else can you call Washington, a city where influence is thrown around like punches in the hallway and legislators routinely gang up on the weak and voiceless just to make their side happy?  

• Colorado Pot biz needs legal banking
• Carroll: Warren Hern and the "malignancy" of mankind
• Editorial: Udall, Wyden boldly taking on Obama
• Editorial: Mortgage windfall is being well spent
• Murphy: Long gone are days when dealing marijuana in Denver was honest trade