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By: Daniel Brogan

Category: 5280

Posted: February 5, 2010 2:32 PM

“Best American Crime Reporting” Honors 5280

I'm very happy to report that Maximillian Potter's "The Great Buffalo Caper," which appeared in our January 2009 issue, has been selected to appear in The Best American Crime Reporting 2010, to be published by Ecco later this year. This is the second time Max's work has been included in the anthology; the first was for "The Body Farm," which was written while he was a staff writer at GQ, and appeared in the 2003 edition of Best American Crime Reporting. 5280's inclusion in these kinds of best-of collections seems to be happening with increasing frequency. "Dan Hawkins and the Power of Positive Thinking," our profile of the beleaguered CU football coach, was recently cited in The Best American Sportswriting 2009. And Mike Kessler's "Out in the Cold," was featured in 2008's The Best American Magazine Writing. Congratulations to Max and our entire editorial team!

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jewelrysegment I’m very

jewelrysegment I’m very excited about this opportunity, and I want to express to all of the students reading this blog that I will do my best to bring whatever concerns you have to the Student Council and therefore to the administration, so don’t be shy and talk to me!

jewelrysegment I’m very

jewelrysegment I’m very excited about this opportunity, and I want to express to all of the students reading this blog that I will do my best to bring whatever concerns you have to the Student Council and therefore to the administration, so don’t be shy and talk to me!

Nice work!

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