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Little Shop of Physics wins $50K grant to continue science education for kids (opens the original)
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Inside the Little Shop of Physics workshop at Colorado State University, a hair dryer is pointed at a pinwheel rigged with color-coded LEDs. When air is shot at it with a certain force, a red light will flicker on. With greater pressure, the light turns orange, followed by blue. The miniature wind turbine was built by an undergraduate student to demonstrate, in the simplest possible terms, that some colors of light take more energy to produce than others. It’s one of dozens of hands-on experimen
Little Shop of Physics wins $50K grant to continue youth science education (opens the original)
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Inside the Little Shop of Physics workshop at Colorado State University, a hair dryer is pointed at a pinwheel rigged with color-coded LEDs. When air is shot at it with a certain force, a red light flickers on. With greater pressure, the light turns orange, followed by blue. The miniature wind turbine was built by an undergraduate student to demonstrate, in the simplest possible terms, how some colors of light take more energy to produce than others. It’s one of dozens of hands-on experiments th
Bondi Beach Bar rolls out reusable drink covers to curb drink tampering (opens the original)
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Bondi Beach Bar and Grill has introduced reusable silicone drink covers this fall, a $2 addition aimed at giving its patrons another tool to keep their drinks free from tampering. The covers, which fit over most cup sizes, are the latest push for safety by married co-owners Mike and Ashley Weber. Twenty-five cents from every sale is donated to the Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center of Northern Colorado. Ashley Weber said the idea had been on the couple’s mind for years but became a priority a
Lesh: DPS's deal with CSU confuses access for readiness (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. This year, Denver Public Schools seniors with a 3.0 grade point average or higher will receive automatic admission from Colorado State University in lieu of a traditional application. I don’t think that’s the win it’s being sold as, and I think we’ve already run this experiment once at a national scale and watched it fail. In 2
Colorado's 'Skip the Stuff' bill dies on governor's desk, advocates say they aren't done (opens the original)
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Every takeout order comes with a familiar ritual: a fistful of napkins, a handful of plastic forks and three ketchup packets nobody asked for. A national campaign called Skip the Stuff wants to flip that default, requiring restaurants and delivery apps to ask customers before adding single-use serviceware to an order rather than including it automatically. New York City adopted the policy in 2023. New Jersey towns including Red Bank have followed with local ordinances, and California passed a st
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