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- ↑ Coltrain, Nick. "Professor: CSU study based pay goals on gender". The Coloradoan.
- ↑ Coltrain, Nick (November 19, 2017), "CSU reports it's closing gender pay gap", The Coloradoan
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- ↑ Lyell, Kelly (February 21, 2020), "Colorado State faculty ask university leaders to cut athletic spending in historic vote", The Coloradoan
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