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Tag Archives: colorado
Extraordinary Jewish Colorado Women
Since the inception of the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame in 1985, 152 women have been inducted into the exclusive circle. Four of these trail-blazing women are represented in the Beck Archives collection and will also be featured in an … Continue reading
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Tagged Beck Archives, Beck Memorial Archives, colorado, Jewish history, Jewish women, special collections
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Great Divide Screening and Book Display
THE GREAT DIVIDE film screening Wednesday, Feb. 17, 5:30 p.m.—AAC 290 (special events room) Co-sponsored by the Anderson Academic Commons Sustainability Committee and the University’s Office of Sustainability, THE GREAT DIVIDE is a 2015 documentary about the history of water … Continue reading
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Tagged book displays, colorado, sustainability, water
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