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The University of Colorado Boulder, abbreviated as UCB, is a university located in Boulder, Colorado. It appears in the Season Fifteen episode, "Crack Baby Athletic Association", as well as South Park: Joining the Panderverse. It is also mentioned in "Die Hippie, Die", as a sticker on a hippie's car, as well as "Raising the Bar".

Background[]

In "Crack Baby Athletic Association", Cartman starts a non-profit charity called the Crack Baby Athletic Association (CBAA). He tries to make a trade deal with the dean of UCB, but is kicked out after the dean gets irritated and disgusted with Cartman's comments.

In South Park: Joining the Panderverse, Randy and other townspeople arrive outside of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, recognized by its clocktower apart of the Kraemer Family Library. They blame the college for wasting their loans and time, and reels in a catapult installed Tucker Rae, which successfully shoots a boulder into one of the windows. Shortly after a truck belonging to Mr. Fix-It arrives and replaces the broken window. Angered by the billionaires, they begin a protest at the South Park Country Club.

Appearance[]

The outside of the university and the dean's office were the only parts of the university shown on South Park.

Trivia[]

  • South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone met at the University of Colorado Boulder, where they were college students.
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