It was complete plain and simple destructive violence. But a group of student leaders who attended the conference said the weekend's violence would not have happened if police had not made such a strong presence in the area. City spokeswoman Leslie Aaholm said no cost estimate has been determined for damage to Hill businesses, which included large amounts of broken glass to store fronts. But for Sandy Bullock and Jamie Stiffler, owners of A Boulder Cut, a barber shop southwest of 13th Street and College Avenue, the cost was significant. Koby would not speculate as to what to expect in the coming days or next weekend.
Today is the final day of classes for CU students.
Durgin said that while many students blame the city for the weekend's problems, she hopes a solution can be reached so the students and the neighborhood can live in peace. The Daily Camera. All rights reserved. Any copying, redistribution, or retransmission of any of the contents of this service without the express written consent of The Daily Camera is expressly prohibited. Users of this site are subject to our User Agreement .