Saturday, May 25, 2013
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Have a Bluegrass Blast!
Bluegrass and Roots festivals abound and we have full weekend passes for you to get out and enjoy them with your friends and family!
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The dangers of Plan B
The FDA has approved Plan B, the morning-after pill, for girls 15 and older. This is a very powerful drug, and if used at all it should be under the authority of a licensed physician.
A girl cannot drive legally in this State until she is 16. Yet she can take this powerful drug without the supervision of a doctor. You cannot drink until you are 21 and yet you can take this drug at 15.
What is really scary is that older boys could buy the drug for their girlfriends and force them into unwanted intercourse and state they are being responsible because they have the morning-after pill.
This does nothing to prevent STDs. It will not curb the pregnancy rate; more girls will become sexually active, feeling invincible from pregnancy.
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The ballad of Anais Mitchell
The MeadowGrass fest artist on the future of Hadestown and the virtues of the past
Bach says teens who smoke pot may lose their memory forever
The mayor and the mind eraser
Manitou leaders say visitors and residents will be protected in a flood
Fear not, tourists
Todd Snider trips the life fantastic
The folk-punk-hippie troubadour gets by with a little help from his drugs
Star Bar delves into the character and conscience of A Streetcar Named Desire
The personal is political
March Against Monsanto
A local event taking place as part of an international anti-GMO demonstration taking place in over 250 cities in 47 U.S. states and 36 countries. Organized by Occupy Monsanto, No GMO Colorado and Colorado Media Justice Foundation.
Sat., May 25, 12 p.m.
Tabor Mountain Bakehouse, 1015 W. Colorado Ave.
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MeadowGrass kicking into gear
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Look out! It's a Super-Sized Bonus CineFiles!
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Sand bags to the rescue
Today's drippy skies serve as a reminder that people who live in a potential flood zone can pick up some sand bags today, compliments…
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