CPE in the News

• October 30, Education News Colorado, “Report urges in-state tuition for undocumented students,” Gina Bernacchi
• October 20, Denver Post, "Amendment 58 tackles the Colorado Paradox," Spiros Protopsaltis & Mike Kromrey
• October 7, Denver Post, "High achiever in higher-ed purgatory," Susan Greene
• September 29, Channel 7/KMGH, "Tuition Equity for Undocumented Students" [VIDEO]
• August 24, Democrats for Education Reform, "Prominent Education Reformers Call for Longer School Days, Performance-Driven Teacher Pay, Expanded Public School Choice," PRNewswire
• April 23, Channel 7/KMGH, “Sponsor: Payday Loan Bill Doesn't Help Consumers Anymore,” Associated Press
• April 22, ColoradoPols, “Payday Lending Bill Dies”
• April 22, My Fox Colorado, “Sponsor: Payday Loan Bill Doesn't Help Consumers Anymore,” Associated Press
• April 22, Rocky Mountain News, “Sponsors withdraw payday loan bill,” David Milstead
• April 22, CBS 4 – Denver, “Sponsor: Payday Loan Bill Doesn't Help Consumers Anymore,” Associated Press

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Issues in the Media

• October 28, Wall Street Journal, "Payday Lenders Back Measures to Unwind State Restrictions," Easha Anand
• October 20, Denver Post, "Amendment 58 tackles the Colorado Paradox," Spiros Protopsaltis & Mike Kromrey
• October 7, Denver Post, "High achiever in higher-ed purgatory," Susan Greene
• April 23, Denver Post, “Effort to cap interest on payday loans dies,” Tim Hoover
• April 22, Colorado Springs Gazette, “Payday loan bill done till ’09,” Michael Davidson
• March 26, KKTV 11 News, “Crackdown on Payday Loans,” Mindy Stone
• March 26, Denver Post, “Senators back cap on payday lending,” Tim Hoover
• March 25, PoliticsWest (Denver Post), “Payday loan shop employees ‘asked’ to lobby against bill,” Tim Hoover
• March 25, 9 News, “Senate weakens efforts to regulate payday loans,” Adam Schrager
• March 25, The Gazette, “Changes may kill payday loan bill,” Michael Davidson
• March 24, Denver Business Journal, “Colorado Senate to reconsider payday lending bill,” Bob Mook
• March 20, Rocky Mountain News, “Payday Loans Usurious,” Robert R. Tiernan
• March 18, Rocky Mountain News, “Payday lenders get around payment plans,” Rich Jones & Spiros Protopsaltis

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September 29, 2008 - More than 140 educators, advocates, elected officials, nonprofit and foundation executives, and business leaders attended CPE’s event that featured noted author Dr. Alejandra Rincón and the release of our new report showcasing the need for tuition equity in Colorado, prepared for the Higher Education Access Alliance.

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March 6, 2008 - CPE hosted “Payday Lending: The Evidence and the Need for Reform” - a discussion and luncheon on payday lending, including evidence from research studies, recent action in other states, as well as reform efforts in Colorado. The event at the Hyatt Regency Denver at the Colorado Convention Center featured several prominent speakers and attracted a broad audience of policymakers and nonprofit leaders.
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