Oral history interview with Cindy Carlisle, [electronic resource] / interviewed by Timothy W. Plass and filmed by Leland Rucker, 2009. 2009.

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Carlisle, Cindy,. Oral history interview with Cindy Carlisle, [electronic resource] / interviewed by Timothy W. Plass and filmed by Leland Rucker, 2009.

Oral history interview with Cindy Carlisle, [electronic resource] / interviewed by Timothy W. Plass and filmed by Leland Rucker, 2009. 2009.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/604645217

Cindy Carlisle served as a Boulder City Councilperson for four years and a University of Colorado Regent for six years. She also campaigned, in 2008, to become a Colorado State Senator. In this interview she discusses all of these campaigns plus the many issues that she has dealt with during her time in office. City issues included protection of open space and the local environment, creating a bubble against protesters around women's health and abortion clinics, and enactment of a fighting words ordinance and a gay protection ordinance. Issues for the CU Board of Regents included the Quality for Colorado program, South Campus development, whether to strip Ward Churchill of tenure, and a Title IX lawsuit against the Athletics Department. She also discusses the partisan nature of regent politics, and muses about the need to plan locally for the effects of climate disruption.

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