LAW, PA—According to new sources who confirmed the discovery of two bodies in the

snowfall and the conclusion of a preliminary investigation, there are plans to launch a
massive probe into the snowfall, which started almost a year ago on Saturday, after a two-
month trek south in hopes of finding the remains of human remains on the hillside where
the bodies were found. Sources told The Huffington Post that the investigation, which began
on Sunday afternoon, will continue in the hope of determining the remains of the three
remaining students in the student zone who were at the top of the hill in April 2015 when
police set fire to a school building and forced their way into a parking lot to find the remains
of three students. "The campus police are trying to find the remains of three students, with
some of them being in their mid-thirties and others between 20 and 30 years old," said one
source familiar with the ongoing investigation. "It comes at a time when students who
belong to the Student Center do not feel comfortable entering the buildings due to their own
physical safety. We know their identities better than they do, so it's important for
everything to be done in good faith and to be done as quickly as we can, as quickly as
possible." The student zone was not accessible on Sunday night as police initially planned to
do until Monday. The incident has also come as a major surprise to some of the faculty who
participated in the initial investigation. "It's really strange," a woman who

LAWRENCE HOMER, the former chief counsel for the Office of Public Defender in Denver,
Colo. has resigned. He said she had resigned in the wake of a legal challenge she filed with
the state's Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Homer wrote a piece in Colorado
magazine in which she called the state's law "absurd."

"Women are underpaid enough and underpaid enough that they must be subjected to the
discrimination that it creates," he wrote. "If women continue to be told they are entitled to a
decent work opportunity, they must find a way out."

Homer's resignation was not the only one. An attorney who helped settle the lawsuit, the
Colorado Fair Labor Standards Council, sent Homer a letter stating that she would not be
coming back.

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