Colorado Caucus News

02/01/2023

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09/12/2022

Looking back and then ahead:

Check out this Group in Denver: https://Facebook.com/SocratesCafes The Practices of the SBCC Startup Method: Recover, Imagine, Think, Learn; to Start, Grow a...

09/12/2022

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09/09/2022

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03/04/2022

What was your Colorado Caucus experience this year?

Colorado Republicans held precinct caucus meetings on March 1 in the first step to choosing nominees in the 2022 elections.

03/01/2022

Educational, not political. Only requirement is that you attend your neighborhood caucus every two years and report on attendance and decisions of the group here. Share with your Facebook friends, we need a lot of people doing this if we are going to have a neighborhood caucus in Colorado, Iowa, or any other caucus state by 2024-- PLEASE SHARE.

09/04/2021

It’s been a decades since the presidential nominee from either party was in question, or even challenged, at the national nominating conventions, so why do w...

08/04/2021

Watch excellent short video compilation of speakers over time, highlights of what was said about what needs to be done today. It's called Democracy Unchained.

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08/03/2021

Professor Ian Shapiro introduces the class “Power and Politics in Today’s World.” This course provides an examination of political dynamics and institutions...

08/03/2021

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08/03/2021

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08/03/2021

2021 Recall Campaigns from Ballotpedia.org.
Maureen Dower and Jeff Hindman recall, Berthoud, Colorado (2020-2021)
Don Overcash recall, Loveland, Colorado (2021)
Shannon Kent recall, Lake County, Colorado (2021)
Gary Moyer recall, Rio Blanco County, Colorado (2021)
Douglas County School District recall, Colorado (2021)
Buckhorn Valley Metropolitan District No. 2 recall, Colorado (2021)
Lance McDaniel recall, Montezuma-Cortez School District, Colorado (2021)
Mayor and city council recall, Avon, Colorado (2020-2021)
Mayor and city council recall, Westminster, Colorado (2020-2021)

Ballotpedia: The Encyclopedia of American Politics

07/18/2021

The history of the use of the term "American dream.

Sarah Churchwell’s enthralling study of US political history reveals a nation in a state of constant war with itself

04/01/2021

Jo Marchant is an award-winning science journalist and author of several popular science books including Decoding the Heavens: Solving the mystery of the world’s first computer and the New York Times bestseller Cure: A journey into the science of mind over body (both shortlisted for the Royal Society science books prize). She has a PhD in genetics, and has worked as a senior editor at New Scientist and at Nature.

In 1901, sponge divers in the Mediterranean recovered several corroded pieces of bronze from an ancient shipwreck near the Greek island of Antikythera. Scholars soon noticed inscriptions on their surfaces, as well as traces of gearwheels, dials and pointers. These fragments were the remains of a mysterious and sophisticated device, dubbed the “Antikythera mechanism”. It turns out to be one of the most impressive items that survives from the ancient world and unique in the historical record, an unexpected treasure that has proved the ancient Greeks were capable of far more than we ever thought, and changed ideas about the origins of our own machines. In this lecture, I’ll tell the story of the mechanism’s discovery and the century-long race to decipher its workings; discuss what it means for the history of technology; and reveal the most recent insights into who built it and why.

Jo Marchant is an award-winning science journalist and author of several popular science books including Decoding the Heavens: Solving the mystery of the wor...