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Where in the World?

One of nearly 7,000 photographs from the CU-Boulder Libraries Ira Wolff Photographic History Collection, this photo’s location is unknown. Do you recognize it?
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Center spread – March 2013 Jennie Smoly Caruthers Biotechnology Building

Catch a glimpse of the new Jennie Smoly Caruthers Biotechnology Building on east campus.
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Tagged Biotechnology, boulder, colorado, cu, Jennie Smoly Caruthers
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Center spread – December 2012 – Frosted Flatirons

Snow glistens on the Boulder Flatirons under the daytime moon. In December 2011 Boulder had an average snowfall of 33.1 inches. In a typical year, Boulder will receive 34 inches by the end of December and 88.6 inches by the end of the snow season.
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Frozen Assets

James Balog (MGeog’77) photographs Adam Lewinter (MechEngr’06) as he surveys the 150-foot-deep Birthday Canyon carved by meltwater in the Greenland Ice Sheet in June 2009.
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Tagged Adam Lewinter, Birthday Canyon, Chasing Ice, cryoconite, Extreme Ice Survey, Greenland, James Balog
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Whiteout

Ethan Welty, a doctoral student in environmental studies at CU-Boulder, took this shot of Kevin Steffa walking across the Sulphide Glacier below the summit of Mount Shuksan on Sept. 2 in Washington’s North Cascades.
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Center spread – September 2012 Campus Aerial Fall

Towering over the campus and Boulder are five major Flatirons named after the flat, metal irons used by pioneer women to press their clothes.
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Center spread – June 2012 Center for Community

A summer day on campus is framed by the Center for Community building, which opened in 2010 and houses student services, a coffee shop, grab-and-go food services and a 900-seat dining hall. It received a LEED platinum rating in April — the highest possible designation — from the United States Green Building Council.
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Wandering the wave

Jeff Diener (EPOBio’92) photographed this hiker exploring “The Wave,” a stunning rock formation on the border of Utah and Arizona.
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Tagged arizona, Jeff Diener, sand dunes, sandstone, the wave, utah
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Center spread – March 2012 Flatirons and Farrand

This distinctive Tuscan-influenced cupola on Libby Hall is highlighted by heavy snow on the Flatirons. Casey A. Cass
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Tagged casey a. cass, flatirons, libby hall, snow
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