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THECONTENT UNDER MY HAT Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to what we call the annual Est issue. It’s our two cents, our personal take on the best and worst of Auraria and Denver as a whole. The Advocate is an eclectic bunch. Just like you, we love, we hate. We go to class and troll around downtown Denver. We identify with that you’re interested in. Some of our picks are obscure, some are more general.

We attack pop culture and give shout-outs to the underdogs. The Est issue is a healthy mix of the things we hate, the things we love, and the things we didn’t get to bash and/or rave about during the school year because of a lack of space in the paper. We compile the Est issue as a palette cleanser for the student body. Finals week is right around the corner, we’re staggering across the finish line with you. The Est issue is easy to read, there are a lot of laughs, and hopefully we spark your curiousity enough to give some of our awardees a shot. After a full year of support— and from what I’ve seen, the most support—from the student body and administration, the Est issue is a chance to give a little

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something back. This marks the end of our run for the 2011–2012 season. Take the Est issue with you, and take our words for it. We just might help you stumble upon your new favorite bar or eatery. Hats off to you, the readers. Thanks for sticking with us through the great issues, and the lackluster ones. Have a great finals week, and an even greater summer. Bryan Smith Editor in Chief

TALK TO US Love us? Hate us? Write us. Send your comments, your questions, your howls of grief to editorinchief@ ucdadvocate.com with “Letter to the Editor” in the subject line. We edit only for libel and length, so make sure you check your spelling. The Advocate editors strive to print factually true and conceptually correct information. That said, mistakes do sometimes occur. Please email managingeditor@ ucdadvocate.com or call 303-5568321 if you believe you’ve spotted any errors in our reporting. Web Alert! Check out exclusive online content at ucdadvocate.com.

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NEWS EDITOR Kelsie McWilliams news@ucdadvocate.com inFOCUS EDITOR Lindsay Maynard focus@ucdadvocate.com NOISE EDITOR Kait McNamee noise@ucdadvocate.com COPY EDITORS Blake A. Chamness blake.chamness@ucdadvocate.com

DESIGN EDITOR Sam Nguyen PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Matt Osier matt.osier@ucdadvocate.com SENIOR STAFF WRITER Mike Callahan

SENIOR STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Darin Eaton II, Sam Nguyen PHOTOGRAPHERS Larson Baird, Lesya Klymenko Liu, Vy Pham, Mimi Zheng

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FORUM EDITOR Daniel Alvarez forum@ucdadvocate.com

WRITERS Larson Baird, Valerie Buccio, Lesya Klymenko Liu, Natalie Satt, Adam Steininger, Chris Utterback

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WEB EDITOR Adam Blair adam.blair@ucdadvocate.com

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MANAGING EDITOR Katie Sammons managingeditor@ucdadvocate.com

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The Advocate is a publication for and by the students of the University of Colorado Denver and is paid for by student fees and advertising revenue. The Advocate is published every Wednesday during the academic year and is distributed throughout the Auraria campus and the greater Denver metropolitan area. Opinions expressed within are those of the writers and do not necessarily reflect those of the Advocate or its advertisers.

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