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A protester of the Columbus Day Parade is led away by Denver Police officers on Oct. 6 in downtown Denver. More than 80 people were arrested after they delayed the parade for more than an hour. Protesters stood and threw fake blood and parts of baby dolls onto the street to block the parade. Colorado was the first state to recognize Christopher Columbus Day as a holiday. The first parade celebrating Columbus in Colorado was in 1907.

More News
Denver schools going door to door
Editorial flak shows free speech protects student press
Save the plate campaign on verge of extinction
Texts alert campus of emergencies
ROTC marches on for Mile-Hi Company at Auraria

Locker thefts remain a mystery
By Emma Marshall
A total of 19 lockers on Auraria have been broken into since the last week of August.

The other side of the fence
By Dawn Madura
Through South and Central America lies an uncertain path to the U.S.-Mexican border

Owen finds soccer route
By Zac Taylor
Metro's leading scorer has taken a rough road to be all-time goals leader

Insight
Garcia: Craig is straight until he proves himself gay
Braley: Iran, U.S. playing nuclear roulette
Pollan: Poverty fix not easy, but necessary

Metrospective
Scriptless down in Denver
Metro delivers a worthy Tale

Sport
Falling behind early haunts Metro
Men's soccer extends winning streak with overtime wins
Ridin' the pine never felt so fine for backup backs

Audiofiles
British girl band 'pipes' up
No dumbed-down disco for Kim Hiorthy on his 'Last Day'
'Minutes' turn into months for alt-rockers, Linkin Park

October 11, 2007

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