DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

POOR VACCINE ACCESS AND HESITANCY IN THE ASIAN COMMUNITY Although people of color have disproportionately made up COVID-19 cases and deaths since the start of the pandemic, many Black, Brown and Asian communities across the country are struggling to receive the vaccine support they need. “It is tough when the states and the U.S. really did not lead with equity in terms of prioritizing certain populations that are most vulnerable, including BIPOC DU PLANS TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING THIS FALL DU recently announced its plans to return to in-person learning this fall, informing its undergraduate students that the university is committed to a “full, robust on-campus experience.” Chancellor Jeremy Haefner credits this decision to the university’s handling of COVID-19. “Given the continued decline in the positivity rate, increased vaccination and recognition that at DU, not a CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

ONLY ALL-STAR PASTRIES ARE COMING FROM ULSTER STREET Only all-star pastries are coming from Ulster Street. Carolyn Nugent and Alen Ramos blur the line between home bakers and bakery experts with their new pop-up French bakery. This wonderful bakery is located comfortably in their house at the end of a cul-de-sac in Parker,

Colorado.

INDIA FACES UNPRECEDENTED SURGE IN COVID-19 CASES India faces unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases. Since the start of May, India has faced a deadly second wave of COVID-19. The reported numbers are staggering, with 19 million infected and 219,000 confirmed dead. But experts predict the death toll is actually much higher as hospitals suffer from oxygen and bed-capacity shortages. THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

PODCAST: THE HISTORY OF BLACK LIVES MATTER EXPLAINED 00:00. 00:00. 00:00. Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. In this episode of the DU 80208 Podcast, Emma Williams explains the history behind the Black Lives Matter movement. Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi started the #BlackLivesMatter online movement in response to the murder of Trayvon Martin in 2013. A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTS But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

POOR VACCINE ACCESS AND HESITANCY IN THE ASIAN COMMUNITY Although people of color have disproportionately made up COVID-19 cases and deaths since the start of the pandemic, many Black, Brown and Asian communities across the country are struggling to receive the vaccine support they need. “It is tough when the states and the U.S. really did not lead with equity in terms of prioritizing certain populations that are most vulnerable, including BIPOC DU PLANS TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING THIS FALL DU recently announced its plans to return to in-person learning this fall, informing its undergraduate students that the university is committed to a “full, robust on-campus experience.” Chancellor Jeremy Haefner credits this decision to the university’s handling of COVID-19. “Given the continued decline in the positivity rate, increased vaccination and recognition that at DU, not a CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

ONLY ALL-STAR PASTRIES ARE COMING FROM ULSTER STREET Only all-star pastries are coming from Ulster Street. Carolyn Nugent and Alen Ramos blur the line between home bakers and bakery experts with their new pop-up French bakery. This wonderful bakery is located comfortably in their house at the end of a cul-de-sac in Parker,

Colorado.

INDIA FACES UNPRECEDENTED SURGE IN COVID-19 CASES India faces unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases. Since the start of May, India has faced a deadly second wave of COVID-19. The reported numbers are staggering, with 19 million infected and 219,000 confirmed dead. But experts predict the death toll is actually much higher as hospitals suffer from oxygen and bed-capacity shortages. THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

PODCAST: THE HISTORY OF BLACK LIVES MATTER EXPLAINED 00:00. 00:00. 00:00. Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. In this episode of the DU 80208 Podcast, Emma Williams explains the history behind the Black Lives Matter movement. Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi started the #BlackLivesMatter online movement in response to the murder of Trayvon Martin in 2013. A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTS But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

A COMPLETE GUIDE ON ESSENTIAL OILS Ylang-ylang. Lemon. Geranium. Orange. Sandalwood. Chamomile. Vetiver. A lot of the essential oils that help with sleep also help with anxiety, as they have calming properties that can calm the mind and help you feel more at ease, managing stress and making you feel

sleepy. For Energy.

DU CONSIDERS CHANGING RULES AS COLORADO LIFTS MASK DU considers changing rules as Colorado lifts mask mandates. The CDC recently rolled back mask requirements for fully vaccinated individuals. Colorado, after operating under a mask mandate for almost a year, soon followed suit. However, not much will change at DU before the end of spring quarter. The CDC’s website states that those who

are

MEN’S LACROSSE FALLS IN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Men’s lacrosse falls in conference championship. The seventh-ranked DU men’s lacrosse team traveled to Providence, R.I. to play Georgetown in the Big East final on Saturday afternoon. This was shortly after handling Providence last Wednesday in the semifinal game

14-5.

THE ORIGINAL REINVENTS DINER FOOD The Original reinvents diner food. The gates of the Rockies’ stadium have welcomed in loyal fans once again. Purple, white and black decorates the neighborhood from fans supporting their favorite player. Ticket holders and those looking for a night out can begin by stopping by The Original (OG) Denver, a new restaurant with a modern diner GENTRIFICATION RUNS RAMPANT IN DENVER’S HOUSING MARKET Gentrification runs rampant in Denver’s housing market. The Denver housing market is piping hot. Median single-family home prices have reached $580,000—a new high for the Denver metro area. The asking rates are more overpriced than any other city in the country. At the end of April 2021, households in the Denver-Aurora area spent an

average

THE GOLDEN MILL RECEIVES A GOLD STAR STATUS The Golden Mill receives a gold star status. Golden is typically known for the brainiacs who attend Colorado School of Mines, explorers who venture up Lookout Mountain or those just passing through. However, with the addition of its new food hall and brewery, it has become a place to stay for a while and enjoy company. A LOOK AT DAFT PUNK’S NEAR THREE-DECADE INFLUENCE A look at Daft Punk’s near three-decade influence. Around the time of the Super Bowl this year, Daft Punk fans everywhere anxiously awaited the robotic duo’s chromatic helmets to emerge on-stage alongside The Weeknd—one of the world’s most influential musicians at the moment. Considering the Weeknd’s tracks “Starboy” and

“I Feel

LTTE: I WAS WRONGFULLY ACCUSED OF PLAGIARISM. YOU’LL BE The software itself is not inherently problematic—it is the context in which it is utilized. Michael Huang, a fourth-year at DU, had quotes detected as plagiarism but was told by his professor, “If it more than 13 percent, I’m not looking at it.”.

Students should not

HOW TO PICK THE BEST MAKEUP SHADE FOR YOUR SKIN Just look down at the veins in your wrist, and you will figure out the answer. If your veins appear purple, you have a cool skin tone; green or olive, a warm skin tone; or a mix, you have a neutral skin tone. Consider the Coverage You Want. Once you find your proper skin tone, you need to consider the level of coverage you want. CONTROVERSY BETWEEN TAYLOR SWIFT AND NETFLIX PROVES NEED Controversy between Taylor Swift and Netflix proves need for intersectional feminism. Taylor Swift has been the butt of many jokes for the majority of her career. Most recently, Netflix released their hit new show, “Ginny & Georgia.”. The last episode of the first season had the two main characters, Ginny and Georgia, argue about

relationships.

DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

VIOLENCE

But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY LTTE: Clarion love story – the Magnolias. We were so excited to hear about your celebration of the Clarion’s 120th anniversary. It is astounding to think of the impact that the Clarion had on our lives, and even more so when multiplied by 120 years of staff members. There are by now many generations of DU graduates who have been PODCAST: THE HISTORY OF BLACK LIVES MATTER EXPLAINED 00:00. 00:00. 00:00. Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. In this episode of the DU 80208 Podcast, Emma Williams explains the history behind the Black Lives Matter movement. Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi started the #BlackLivesMatter online movement in response to the murder of Trayvon Martin in 2013. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY We cannot ignore xenophobia towards the Asian community. A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news

outlets

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? This “ varied perspective to the nation’s problems ” is essential to fighting for change that directly impacts Americans, and the 116th Congress is the start. “Diversity in Congress is important, because it’s important for every citizen to be represented in the government. That way, decisions that are made can benefit a larger group NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? Perhaps a few ethical arguments can be drawn, but as with the information technology argument, we have been at the disposal of conglomerates for years. So, yes, neuroscience plus marketing equals manipulation, yet manipulation equals profit. In order for neuromarketing to be coined as manipulation, their audience must be unaware of the tactics STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

VIOLENCE

But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY LTTE: Clarion love story – the Magnolias. We were so excited to hear about your celebration of the Clarion’s 120th anniversary. It is astounding to think of the impact that the Clarion had on our lives, and even more so when multiplied by 120 years of staff members. There are by now many generations of DU graduates who have been PODCAST: THE HISTORY OF BLACK LIVES MATTER EXPLAINED 00:00. 00:00. 00:00. Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. In this episode of the DU 80208 Podcast, Emma Williams explains the history behind the Black Lives Matter movement. Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi started the #BlackLivesMatter online movement in response to the murder of Trayvon Martin in 2013. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY We cannot ignore xenophobia towards the Asian community. A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news

outlets

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? This “ varied perspective to the nation’s problems ” is essential to fighting for change that directly impacts Americans, and the 116th Congress is the start. “Diversity in Congress is important, because it’s important for every citizen to be represented in the government. That way, decisions that are made can benefit a larger group NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? Perhaps a few ethical arguments can be drawn, but as with the information technology argument, we have been at the disposal of conglomerates for years. So, yes, neuroscience plus marketing equals manipulation, yet manipulation equals profit. In order for neuromarketing to be coined as manipulation, their audience must be unaware of the tactics STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

21-YEAR-OLD MUSICIAN KEZIA CREATES EMPOWERMENT AND 18 hours ago · In an industry where individuality can easily be overpowered, Kezia delivers authenticity and vulnerability in her music: there is a raw personal touch that draws listeners into a world that is characterized by Kezia’s uniqueness. Music has surrounded Kezia their entire life, which came to be an DU PLANS TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING THIS FALL DU recently announced its plans to return to in-person learning this fall, informing its undergraduate students that the university is committed to a “full, robust on-campus experience.” Chancellor Jeremy Haefner credits this decision to the university’s handling of COVID-19. “Given the continued decline in the positivity rate, increased vaccination and recognition that at DU, not a THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

ONLY ALL-STAR PASTRIES ARE COMING FROM ULSTER STREET Only all-star pastries are coming from Ulster Street. Carolyn Nugent and Alen Ramos blur the line between home bakers and bakery experts with their new pop-up French bakery. This wonderful bakery is located comfortably in their house at the end of a cul-de-sac in Parker,

Colorado.

THE GOLDEN MILL RECEIVES A GOLD STAR STATUS The Golden Mill receives a gold star status. Golden is typically known for the brainiacs who attend Colorado School of Mines, explorers who venture up Lookout Mountain or those just passing through. However, with the addition of its new food hall and brewery, it has become a place to stay for a while and enjoy company. LTTE: I WAS WRONGFULLY ACCUSED OF PLAGIARISM. YOU’LL BE The software itself is not inherently problematic—it is the context in which it is utilized. Michael Huang, a fourth-year at DU, had quotes detected as plagiarism but was told by his professor, “If it more than 13 percent, I’m not looking at it.”.

Students should not

“LIVE FROM LAMONT” SHOWCASES DU MUSIC DEPARTMENT’S DU’s Lamont School of Music is no exception. As part of Lamont’s tri-quarterly convocation series, the school hosted a virtual “Live from Lamont” convocation on May 8. The program featured multiple student and faculty projects that have been created or completed during COVID-19 quarantine and stay-at-home orders.

MARKETPLACE

The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like. A LOOK AT DAFT PUNK’S NEAR THREE-DECADE INFLUENCE A look at Daft Punk’s near three-decade influence. Around the time of the Super Bowl this year, Daft Punk fans everywhere anxiously awaited the robotic duo’s chromatic helmets to emerge on-stage alongside The Weeknd—one of the world’s most influential musicians at the moment. Considering the Weeknd’s tracks “Starboy” and

“I Feel

“MISS AMERICANA”: A LOOK AT TAYLOR SWIFT’S SECRET In the first minutes of “Miss Americana,” Taylor Swift is wearing overalls and surrounded by her journals that she has kept from age 13 to now at 30, browsing through her words and discussing her journey through moral codes, writing with pencil vs. quill and ink and “a need to be thought of as good.” DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

VIOLENCE

But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY LTTE: Clarion love story – the Magnolias. We were so excited to hear about your celebration of the Clarion’s 120th anniversary. It is astounding to think of the impact that the Clarion had on our lives, and even more so when multiplied by 120 years of staff members. There are by now many generations of DU graduates who have been HOW TO PICK THE BEST MAKEUP SHADE FOR YOUR SKIN Just look down at the veins in your wrist, and you will figure out the answer. If your veins appear purple, you have a cool skin tone; green or olive, a warm skin tone; or a mix, you have a neutral skin tone. Consider the Coverage You Want. Once you find your proper skin tone, you need to consider the level of coverage you want. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY We cannot ignore xenophobia towards the Asian community. A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news

outlets

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? This “ varied perspective to the nation’s problems ” is essential to fighting for change that directly impacts Americans, and the 116th Congress is the start. “Diversity in Congress is important, because it’s important for every citizen to be represented in the government. That way, decisions that are made can benefit a larger group NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? Perhaps a few ethical arguments can be drawn, but as with the information technology argument, we have been at the disposal of conglomerates for years. So, yes, neuroscience plus marketing equals manipulation, yet manipulation equals profit. In order for neuromarketing to be coined as manipulation, their audience must be unaware of the tactics STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2020-2021 DU Clarion athletics awards. May 31, 2021 Henry Hargrave. Last year, the Clarion published a list of athletics awards, recognizing the best of what Denver’s Division I athletics programs

.

CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? The vaccine rollout is proceeding too slowly for herd immunity to be reached anytime soon. B.1.1.7: This variant was first identified in the U.S. in December 2020 and was initially detected in the U.K. B.1.351: This variant was first identified in the U.S. at the end of January 2021, despite its initial detection in South Africa in

December 2020.

THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

VIOLENCE

But, despite how they try to mask it, gender-based violence worsens every year, and it has created an environment where women, people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals feel unsafe on campus. 1 in 3 students believe sexual harassment or sexual violence is a problem at DU. “If I didn’t have a solid group, I wouldn’t know how to navigate the LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY LTTE: Clarion love story – the Magnolias. We were so excited to hear about your celebration of the Clarion’s 120th anniversary. It is astounding to think of the impact that the Clarion had on our lives, and even more so when multiplied by 120 years of staff members. There are by now many generations of DU graduates who have been HOW TO PICK THE BEST MAKEUP SHADE FOR YOUR SKIN Just look down at the veins in your wrist, and you will figure out the answer. If your veins appear purple, you have a cool skin tone; green or olive, a warm skin tone; or a mix, you have a neutral skin tone. Consider the Coverage You Want. Once you find your proper skin tone, you need to consider the level of coverage you want. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY We cannot ignore xenophobia towards the Asian community. A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news

outlets

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? This “ varied perspective to the nation’s problems ” is essential to fighting for change that directly impacts Americans, and the 116th Congress is the start. “Diversity in Congress is important, because it’s important for every citizen to be represented in the government. That way, decisions that are made can benefit a larger group NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? Perhaps a few ethical arguments can be drawn, but as with the information technology argument, we have been at the disposal of conglomerates for years. So, yes, neuroscience plus marketing equals manipulation, yet manipulation equals profit. In order for neuromarketing to be coined as manipulation, their audience must be unaware of the tactics STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. Please respond to this email with your desired intention so that we may cancel and or begin processing credits/refunds in the appropriate amounts. Also please cover copy (CC) jmoldane@studentexpress.com. Regards, Nicholas A. SanchezSales Director, Spring BreakStudent Express, Inc.Denver, CO U.S.A.Toll Free: (800)258-9191Telephone:

(303)696

21-YEAR-OLD MUSICIAN KEZIA CREATES EMPOWERMENT AND 4 hours ago · In an industry where individuality can easily be overpowered, Kezia delivers authenticity and vulnerability in her music: there is a raw personal touch that draws listeners into a world that is characterized by Kezia’s uniqueness. Music has surrounded Kezia their entire life, which came to be an DU PLANS TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING THIS FALL DU recently announced its plans to return to in-person learning this fall, informing its undergraduate students that the university is committed to a “full, robust on-campus experience.” Chancellor Jeremy Haefner credits this decision to the university’s handling of COVID-19. “Given the continued decline in the positivity rate, increased vaccination and recognition that at DU, not a THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA THC potency cap bill faces opposition among marijuana advocates in Colorado. On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly

ingested

ONLY ALL-STAR PASTRIES ARE COMING FROM ULSTER STREET Only all-star pastries are coming from Ulster Street. Carolyn Nugent and Alen Ramos blur the line between home bakers and bakery experts with their new pop-up French bakery. This wonderful bakery is located comfortably in their house at the end of a cul-de-sac in Parker,

Colorado.

THE GOLDEN MILL RECEIVES A GOLD STAR STATUS The Golden Mill receives a gold star status. Golden is typically known for the brainiacs who attend Colorado School of Mines, explorers who venture up Lookout Mountain or those just passing through. However, with the addition of its new food hall and brewery, it has become a place to stay for a while and enjoy company.

MARKETPLACE

The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like. LTTE: I WAS WRONGFULLY ACCUSED OF PLAGIARISM. YOU’LL BE The software itself is not inherently problematic—it is the context in which it is utilized. Michael Huang, a fourth-year at DU, had quotes detected as plagiarism but was told by his professor, “If it more than 13 percent, I’m not looking at it.”.

Students should not

“LIVE FROM LAMONT” SHOWCASES DU MUSIC DEPARTMENT’S DU’s Lamont School of Music is no exception. As part of Lamont’s tri-quarterly convocation series, the school hosted a virtual “Live from Lamont” convocation on May 8. The program featured multiple student and faculty projects that have been created or completed during COVID-19 quarantine and stay-at-home orders. A LOOK AT DAFT PUNK’S NEAR THREE-DECADE INFLUENCE A look at Daft Punk’s near three-decade influence. Around the time of the Super Bowl this year, Daft Punk fans everywhere anxiously awaited the robotic duo’s chromatic helmets to emerge on-stage alongside The Weeknd—one of the world’s most influential musicians at the moment. Considering the Weeknd’s tracks “Starboy” and

“I Feel

“MISS AMERICANA”: A LOOK AT TAYLOR SWIFT’S SECRET In the first minutes of “Miss Americana,” Taylor Swift is wearing overalls and surrounded by her journals that she has kept from age 13 to now at 30, browsing through her words and discussing her journey through moral codes, writing with pencil vs. quill and ink and “a need to be thought of as good.” DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like. CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? It has been just over a year since COVID-19 became public knowledge worldwide. The COVID-19 virus has now become an unavoidable part of daily life, with new vaccines bringing hope to many that the virus’s transmission can be lessened. Currently, 33% of the U.S. population is THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly ingested high-strength marijuana and was hospitalized for excessive vomiting. A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

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Editor’s Note: Readers should be aware that this article has content pertaining to sexual assault. If you identify as a survivor of gender-based violence and want to reach out for support, visit du.edu/CAPE for confidential resources and contact information.. When the team behind the Instagram @wecanDUbetter went public with the account, they could not have expected it to gain 1,000 LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY Lanna is an attorney who is honored to work for the Chief Bankruptcy Judge in the United States District Court of Minnesota. Alex is a second-year Ph.D. student studying the millennium of the Byzantine Empire in the University of Minnesota’s History Program. HOW TO PICK THE BEST MAKEUP SHADE FOR YOUR SKIN Contributed Content Provided by WordPro SEOShopping for makeup can be tricky. You can see a shade that could match your skin color, but it could be a catastrophic mistake if you don’t try it on. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news outlets and quickly spread to social media platforms such as TikTok

and Twitter.

NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? N euroscience and marketing have become a dynamic duo, transforming the way businesses target and draw in their audiences. Unsurprisingly, marketing—at least effective marketing—works closely with psychology.It makes sense: the better a business understands their target market, the better they can cater their product or service

towards them.

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? America is commonly depicted as a diverse country that continues to welcome diversity. With a plethora of ethnicities, races, religions, genders and sexual identities, there comes a pressure for Congress and our national government to represent all voices. STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. I thought you would want to protect your students from possibly being bilked by Student Express, Inc., so I am sending you the letter to the editor below. In light of the fact that Student Express ch DU CLARION – VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like. CAN THE U.S. REACH HERD IMMUNITY? It has been just over a year since COVID-19 became public knowledge worldwide. The COVID-19 virus has now become an unavoidable part of daily life, with new vaccines bringing hope to many that the virus’s transmission can be lessened. Currently, 33% of the U.S. population is THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly ingested high-strength marijuana and was hospitalized for excessive vomiting. A LOOK AT GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ON CAMPUS AND THE STUDENTSDOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON CAMPUSVIOLENCE ON CAMPUS ESSAYARTICLES ON CAMPUS VIOLENCEVIOLENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSCAMPUS VIOLENCE CASESRECENT CAMPUS

VIOLENCE

Editor’s Note: Readers should be aware that this article has content pertaining to sexual assault. If you identify as a survivor of gender-based violence and want to reach out for support, visit du.edu/CAPE for confidential resources and contact information.. When the team behind the Instagram @wecanDUbetter went public with the account, they could not have expected it to gain 1,000 LTTE: CLARION LOVE STORY Lanna is an attorney who is honored to work for the Chief Bankruptcy Judge in the United States District Court of Minnesota. Alex is a second-year Ph.D. student studying the millennium of the Byzantine Empire in the University of Minnesota’s History Program. HOW TO PICK THE BEST MAKEUP SHADE FOR YOUR SKIN Contributed Content Provided by WordPro SEOShopping for makeup can be tricky. You can see a shade that could match your skin color, but it could be a catastrophic mistake if you don’t try it on. WE CANNOT IGNORE XENOPHOBIA TOWARDS THE ASIAN COMMUNITY A shocking video of an Asian man being pushed quickly went viral. The video showed a 91-year old Asian man walking in Oakland’s Chinatown when suddenly an individual with a black hoodie senselessly pushed him to the ground. The act of cruelty caught the attention of many news outlets and quickly spread to social media platforms such as TikTok

and Twitter.

NEUROSCIENCE + MARKETING = MANIPULATION? N euroscience and marketing have become a dynamic duo, transforming the way businesses target and draw in their audiences. Unsurprisingly, marketing—at least effective marketing—works closely with psychology.It makes sense: the better a business understands their target market, the better they can cater their product or service

towards them.

DIVERSITY IN CONGRESS: IS IT IMPORTANT? America is commonly depicted as a diverse country that continues to welcome diversity. With a plethora of ethnicities, races, religions, genders and sexual identities, there comes a pressure for Congress and our national government to represent all voices. STUDENT TREAVEL; POSSIBLE FRAUD BY DENVER CO. I thought you would want to protect your students from possibly being bilked by Student Express, Inc., so I am sending you the letter to the editor below. In light of the fact that Student Express ch 21-YEAR-OLD MUSICIAN KEZIA CREATES EMPOWERMENT AND 2 hours ago · In an industry where individuality can easily be overpowered, Kezia delivers authenticity and vulnerability in her music: there is a raw personal touch that draws listeners into a world that is characterized by Kezia’s uniqueness. Music has surrounded Kezia their entire life, which came to be an DU PLANS TO RETURN TO IN-PERSON LEARNING THIS FALL DU recently announced its plans to return to in-person learning this fall, informing its undergraduate students that the university is committed to a “full, robust on-campus experience.” Chancellor Jeremy Haefner credits this decision to the university’s handling of COVID-19. “Given the continued decline in the positivity rate, increased vaccination and recognition that at DU, not a THC POTENCY CAP BILL FACES OPPOSITION AMONG MARIJUANA On Feb. 8, Colorado State Representative Yadira Caraveo shared some of her concerns regarding the potency of THC concentrate in cannabis products during a town hall meeting. From her work in pediatrics, Caraveo explained the case of a patient who regularly ingested high-strength marijuana and was hospitalized for excessive vomiting. ONLY ALL-STAR PASTRIES ARE COMING FROM ULSTER STREET Carolyn Nugent and Alen Ramos blur the line between home bakers and bakery experts with their new pop-up French bakery. This wonderful bakery is located comfortably in their house at the end of a cul-de-sac in Parker, Colorado. They face challenges such as finicky oven temperatures and minimal THE GOLDEN MILL RECEIVES A GOLD STAR STATUS The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like.

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The Clarion welcomes letters to the editor but has the right to reject any content that is deemed discriminatory or offensive based on race, religion, gender, sexuality and the like. A LOOK AT DAFT PUNK’S NEAR THREE-DECADE INFLUENCE Around the time of the Super Bowl this year, Daft Punk fans everywhere anxiously awaited the robotic duo’s chromatic helmets to emerge on-stage alongside The Weeknd — one of the world’s most influential musicians at the moment.. Considering the Weeknd’s tracks “Starboy” and “I Feel It Coming” were produced by and featured Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo (the “LIVE FROM LAMONT” SHOWCASES DU MUSIC DEPARTMENT’S It only takes 10 minutes of scrolling through social media platforms to recognize that musicians are still creating during quarantine. Whether it’s in the Colorado Symphony’s virtual performance of “Ode to Joy” or Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande’s recent quarantine-themed music video, musical artists are finding time to create remotely and virtually. LTTE: I WAS WRONGFULLY ACCUSED OF PLAGIARISM. YOU’LL BE The following is a Letter to the Editor for the Opinions section, written by second-year Eli Marietta. 40 percent. I backed away from the screen. Did I really plagiarize 40 percent of my paper? I CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST AMY COOPER SHOULD NOT BE In May of last year, Amy Cooper went viral after a video showed her calling the police on a Black man who was birdwatching. He had asked her to put her dog on a leash as she strolled through Central Park, per park rules. She proceeded to falsely claim to the cops that a

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NOVEMBER 4, 2019   -   BY Rachel Wright PIONEERS GRIND OUT WIN AGAINST COLORADO MESA NOVEMBER 4, 2019   -   BY Hannah Branit WHAT’S AT STAKE DURING THE NOV. 5 ELECTIONS NOVEMBER 11, 2019   -   BY Rachel Wright DENVER MEN’S BASKETBALL FIGHTS FOR VICTORY AT SEASON HOME OPENER NOVEMBER 11, 2019   -   BY Ana Ortega DU’S TUITION INCREASE RAISES FINANCIAL ANXIETY FOR STUDENTS NOVEMBER 4, 2019   -   BY Rachel Wright PIONEERS GRIND OUT WIN AGAINST COLORADO MESA NOVEMBER 4, 2019   -   BY Hannah Branit WHAT’S AT STAKE DURING THE NOV. 5 ELECTIONS NOVEMBER 11, 2019   -   BY Rachel Wright DENVER MEN’S BASKETBALL FIGHTS FOR VICTORY AT SEASON HOME OPENER NOVEMBER 11, 2019   -   BY Ana Ortega DU’S TUITION INCREASE RAISES FINANCIAL ANXIETY FOR STUDENTS

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THE DU TAEKWONDO TEAM KICKS IT UP A NOTCH… November 11, 2019Roarke McDonald Last weekend, the DU taekwondo team competed at the Midwestern Collegiate and brought home more than just bruises. The club … DENVER MEN’S BASKETBALL FIGHTS FOR VICTORY AT SEASON HOME OPENER November 11, 2019Rachel Wright DENVER HOCKEY STUMBLES AGAINST MINNESOTA-DULUTH November 11, 2019Henry Hargrave E-SPORTS ROUND UP: WEEK 9 EDITION November 4, 2019Mario Melo

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