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‘Sounds like a Soviet KGB story’: Why was an American professor fired over an opinion?
RT Rick Sanchez Published September 24, 2026 On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Rick sits down with Dr. Shirin Saedi, a former University of Arkansas professor whose academic career was terminated via email. Her crime? Questioning the actions of Israel. Dr. Saedi reveals a shocking reality: the university allegedly outsourced its disciplinary decision to a […]
Why I Am an AI Doomer
Greg Johnson • September 23, 2026 In Part: It is madness to create an Artificial Super Intelligence and hubris to think we can control it. To such an entity, the human race and all lesser life forms would be as primitive and trivial as gnats are to us. Sure, maybe such a being would be benevolent […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s interview with Ken McKenna in 1985
Ken McKenna I’ve been told that you were on The Hill during the infamous riot. What do you remember about the riot? It was more of a drunken brawl than a political protest. It was more of a conflict between the cops and the street people. It was propagated because they closed the bars down […]
Oral History of Boulder, Colorado in the 1960s — Interview with Howard Higman (Founder of The World Affairs Conference) in 1985
Howard Higman Howard Higman (25 April 1915 – 22 November 1995) was an American sociologist[1] notable as the founder of The World Affairs Conference in 1948 To begin with, at the beginning of the ‘60s Quigg Newton was the President of C.U. He had been a former mayor of Denver, and after he had campaigned for […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s — Naropa Institute and the Early Buddhist Community recalled by anonymous LSD dealer from Bay Area in 1985 interview
Naropa Institute and the Early Buddhist Community This interview is with a person who inadvertantly came to Boulder from Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco. A woman who belonged to the STP Family who was hitchhiking through Wyoming led him to Boulder. Then, almost by accident, he ended up in the Buddhist community. The evolution in this […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s: Interview with City Councilwoman Gwen Dooley in 1985
Interview with Gwen Dooley Gwen Dooley was on the Boulder City Council and was a people’s candidate in the finest sense. She represented the people in their fight to keep Boulder from being altered in a negative way by developers and a new transient, but well-to-do class of people who were buying up older homes […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s interview with Steve Miles in 1985
Steve Miles I was born in Boulder on November 7, 1948. I went through Sacred Heart School in 1963 and graduated in 1966. In 1967 I sort of went to college and started in with the hip scene and then dropped out. I was busted in Boulder in 1967. It was one of the […]
Brandon Gill: Dems Will Impulsively Side with Illegal Aliens over Law Enforcement
By Jeff Poor September 21, 2026 In part: “What do you make of what’s happening right now in Austin?” Fox News host Will Cain asked. Gill replied, “Well, I mean, it it’s what you expect from the party that as a matter of policy brought millions of illegal aliens into our country, who just […]
Oral History of Boulder in the ’60s interview with Clancy Sheehy (owner of Clancy’s Bookstore on University Hill)
Brillig Bookworks Clancy Sheehy owned the Brillig Bookworks on the Hill. The Hill was the site of the infamous riot and open drug dealing. But being just across Broadway from the campus, it was also the center of a lot of student activity. Clancy’s bookstore was focal point for a lot of the intellectual discussion […]
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