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It can also be seen as a continuation of merger-and-acquisition activity at a time when financial stresses, enrollment pressures and changes in student demand are forcing consolidation among for-profit and nonprofit universities alike.Д«ut itвЂ™s also noteworthy that the deal is taking place in an uncertain regulatory environment. The acquisition, announced Monday, can be viewed as part of an ongoing shift in college and university portfolios toward health care and other programs that potentially offer both students and universities immediate returns on investment. For more information on the last wolves in Mesa County, read our prior Local History Thursday blog post, check out the article Eradicating wolves in Colorado was difficult, gruesome endeavor by local historian Bob Silbernagel in the Daily Sentinel, and read the book The Last Stand of the Pack by Arthur Carhart about the eradication of wolves in Colorado by Federal hunters.Post University, in Waterbury, Conn., plans to acquire Denver-based American Sentinel University, a deal between two for-profit institutions allowing the larger Post to bolt on online nursing and health-care management programs as the global pandemic has exposed a deep need for trained health-care professionals. Could the grizzly bear return?ДЇor more information on Mary, read the article вЂњBig Foot MaryвЂќ embedded to the left and below in this blog post. People over the years have claimed to see brown bears in the state, but authorities have not confirmed any of those sightings. And what does the future hold for the grizzly in Colorado? The last reported grizzly sighting (and death) was near Durango in 1979. With recent wolf sightings in Colorado, it would not be surprising if wolves lived again on the Roan Plateau and Bookcliffs in the near future. Less than 100 years ago, both wolves and bears still roamed the wilderness and mesas of Mesa County and the surrounding area.

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She was turned into a nine-foot bear skin rug, and her 200 pounds of fat rendered into bear oil. Upon killing the bear, Gill found that MaryвЂ™s teeth were greatly worn, indicating an advanced age that he thought must be greater than 30 years. I never budged, but shot as fast as I could and she fell with her nose on my boot.вЂќ вЂњBut instead of running away, she was charging at me and she was not 10 steps away. He said that the hunters вЂњcamped on her trail for three daysвЂќ until finally coming upon the bear:

A hunter named Ed Gill of Gill Creek finally tracked her down in the Dominguez area, and related a dramatic story (maybe too dramatic to be believed) to the Sentinel about her death. Mary was apparently wily and always got away. вЂњShortyвЂќ Bowman had pursued Mary for 25 years, to no avail.

According to a Daily Sentinel article written on October 22, 1925, shortly after MaryвЂ™s death, her footprints measured 18 inches, вЂњthe biggest track known to trackers of the region.вЂќ Upon her death, she weighed 910 pounds, making her bigger than all but one bear that had been shot and killed in the region (a 925 pound bear on Grand Mesa in the 1890вЂ™s).Д«ecause of her вЂњpredations among cattle on the range,вЂќ Uncompahgre cattleman such as T.D. Big Foot Mary was well known among ranchers and inhabitants of the Uncompahgre area for having, well, big feet (interestingly, the leader of the last wolf pack in the Bookcliffs and Roan Plateau was reportedly named Old Bigfoot, so maybe thereвЂ™s something about big feet, longevity and tenacity).