Mary Shinn
City Hall Reporter at The Gazette (Colorado Springs)
Military reporter for @csgazette. Formerly with @durangoherald. Proud @Cronkite_ASU grad and former @News21 fellow. https://t.co/ifeAqyK8Nm
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military.com | Mary Shinn
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stripes.com | Mary Shinn |Claire Jenq
Basic cadets from the class of 2028 arrive at the U.S. Air Force Academy for in-processing (I-Day), June 26, 2024, in Colorado Springs, Colo. I-Day marks the start of the cadet's journey of becoming a commissioned officer in the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. (Dylan Smith/U.S. Air Force) (Tribune News Service) — The Air Force Academy has rolled out a new mission statement that drops the word “educate” and adds in a focus on winning wars.
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gazette.com | Mary Shinn
The Air Force Academy has rolled out a new mission statement that drops the word "educate" and adds in a focus on winning wars. The statement was posted recently on the academy's website without consulting or informing the school's faculty.
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gazette.com | Mary Shinn
The last word Kathy Reed heard her son say was “Mom.”Adison Reed was walking out of a Colorado Springs courtroom after getting his probation revoked, wearing her yellow checkerboard Vans. She never got her shoes back from the El Paso County jail or any of his other belongings. Reed had been serving two years probation on a low-level harassment charge, and his mom had expected him to be released.
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gazette.com | Mary Shinn
The prospect of laying off civilian faculty members at the Air Force Academy is driving concern from faculty about the future quality of the school's engineering programs. An internal academy communication last week said Superintendent Lt. Gen. Tony Bauernfeind was proposing cutting civilian faculty positions. All of those staff members have doctoral degrees because the institution only hires civilian faculty with doctoral degrees.
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At #USAFA the superintendent is proposing cutting about 100 civilian faculty members. Cadets are calling on each other to contact their representatives. https://t.co/N5VNKzmYOI
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