• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 3-9, 2000
  • Vol. 8, No. 31
  • May VS Bruce

News

  • Grudge Match

    Republican Primary voters in Senate District 10 are in the unenviable position of having to choose between the abrasive antics and extreme politics of Douglas Bruce or the stealth, silent treatment from Ronny May.
  • Ron May's pals

    Republican candidate Ron Mays last minute desperation has raised some $43,000 in campaign funds as of July 1, many from non-local Political Action Committees.
  • The landlord's cribs

    Controversy surrounding Doug Bruce is not limited to politics. Doug Bruce, a landlord owning properties in the Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, has had plenty of run-ins with building inspectors.
  • Endorsements

    Our endorsements and lack of endorsements for Tuesdays Republican primary.

Columns

  • Public Eye

    The petition signatures are in; Dick Cheneys ultra-conservative voting record has caused quite a media stir; and Green and Libertarian party members observed the pomp and circumstance of the GOP convention with jaundiced eyes.
  • Voices of the Failed Drug War

    As the government spends upwards of $40 billion annually to fight the failing drug war, the prisoners and victims of this war are not just those in jail,
  • Outsider

    Decapitated rabbits and poisoned dogs make for great entertainment during a campaign season.
  • Moshe Rozdzial

    As a life-long activist, Moshe Rozdzial has recently devoted his efforts to redefining what it means to be a man.
  • Letters

    Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor.
  • Domestic Bliss

    A recent visit from my nephew up from sweltering south Texas reminded me of the seductive power of summer nights.
  • IQ: Who's the man?

    A wise man once told me, in about as many words, that government and laws are created so that stupid people don't desecrate moral universals and hurt people that are already aware and obedient of those ubiquitous ethics.
  • Tailgate Theater

    There's something so natural about the HorseChart Theatre company production of O.T. It makes you wonder why nobody ever thought of staging a play at the free throw line.

  • Back Tracks

    The city flails in an attempt to partner with Army Corps of Engineers and increase the budget for its flood control project; and a suit filed against the Forest Service to temporarily close Gold Camp Road to automobiles appears to have succee

Food & Drink

  • Fresh is Best

    In Colorado, where trees are barren and the earth is brown eight months out of the year, and where supermarket produce bins are generally stuffed with over-refrigerated, genetically mutated produce from half a world away, the lure of the farmers market is irresistible.
  • Eenie meeny miney Mo's

    Gonna eat that bacon?" A man with a bushy beard and dirty bandanna wrapped around his head peered over the top of his booth, eyeing either me or my plate of food. He was sitting in the booth in front of me with a woman, three other guys and about 20 empty Coors bottles.

Music

  • The Call of the Rock

    Nash Kato, former front man for the band Urge Overkill, has gone solo and is coming to town. He talks about women, books, and rock n roll.
  • Playing Around: 8 Stops 7

    This week we highlight the KILO Summer Rockfest, happening Friday, August 4 at Sky Sox Stadium.

Film

  • Movie Picks

    Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens
  • Movie Times

    What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.

Visual Arts

  • Magical Mozart

    An operatic extravaganza sans the extravagance, the Colorado Opera Festival gives a magical production of Mozarts Magic Flute.
  • Scar Vegas

    This week we feature Tom Paine's fictional political story collection of history's losers

Calendar

  • Event Listings

    If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
  • Seven Days

    What's happenin' this week in the big city -- highlights from our listings.

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