CU student stabbed at UMC; victim and suspect ID'd

OK, let's see, I'll hire somebody through the county mental health system, but I won't question why the county mental health system is finding him a job. /silly university bureaucrat

Some of the points from the Fact Sheet:

Mr. Astin was released from the state mental hospital in Pueblo and has been under supervision of the Boulder County Mental Health Center. He has worked with the Chinook Clubhouse, a support-network program of the Boulder County Mental Health Center, for approximately two years under the close supervision of mental health physicians and professionals, and was referred to the university for employment by that organization;
CU-Boulder has had a 17-year relationship with Chinook Clubhouse in engaging these referrals. This is the first incident of this type that the university is aware of;

When I was in graduate school, the university made even more obscene profits from the taxpayer by using work crews from the nearby State Penitentiary. One of the workers entered a dorm, went into the women's showers, and peeked under the curtain at a startled student. When the student reported his description, which matched the blue work uniforms, etc., of the prison crew, she was denounced as being a racist, and attacked with "how could she have gotten a detailed description if she was so startled?" etc.

The university claimed to conduct an investigation, and--to my knowledge--they still use criminal labor on campus.

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