| | Marginalized Beauty
| | Colorado College Sophomore Student Basil Kincaid struggles to define his artisitic identity |
| Got Music?
| | Diana Anderson loves music. In fact, she?s obsessed. A member of the performance faculty in the music department at Colorado College she teaches piano lessons and music education classes. A life-long musician and student of music, Anderson dedicates many hours to her students. Her enthusiasm for the subject encourages her students to practice hard and come back to work with her year after year. |
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Cancer Leads to Questions
|  | | Alla Hassan said, "I questioned my family and my religion and other things; they all become questioned when you're faced with something like cancer, and you either accept it and make it stronger or reject it." |
| The Miracle Child
| | The story of a Colorado College student's horrific acident, and the unpredicted journey of her recovery |
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Kira Grush
|  | | A student continues to struggle with their faith while attending a notedly liberal school. |
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Anh Lai
|  | | A young woman prepared to take on life and every hardship that comes with it. |
| Hockey Horse
| | J.P. Brunkhorst, a biochemistry major on the pre-med track, played Division I men's hockey for Colorado College for three years. J.P. was an influential member of the team and leading a life that revolved around hockey. But at the end of his junior year, he made the decision to hang up his skates to competitive play forever and not play hockey his senior year. Now, J.P. has found other ways to occupy his time in the absence of hockey. |
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"The Opposite of War is Art"
|  | | A local elementary school teacher, Karen Farrell, stands out as a light and inspirational mentor in the much scrutinized and negatively portrayed field of education. |
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Hockey Horse
| | J.P. Brunkhorst, a biochemistry major on the pre-med track, played Division I men's hockey for Colorado College for three years. J.P. was an influential member of the team and leading a life that revolved around hockey. But at the end of his junior year, he made the decision to hang up his skates to competitive play forever and not play hockey his senior year. Now, J.P. has found other ways to occupy his time in the absence of hockey. |
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