Tuesday, June 18, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Jan 24-30, 2002
- Vol. 10, No. 4
- The Silence on Terrorism
News
The Silence on Terrorism
Everyone professes to love free speech, but a closer look at a number of recent cases suggests that when right-wing pundits stir up controversy which they, of course, have every right to do people in power, from city councils and boards of trustees, to second lady Lynne Cheney and former Colorado Gov. Richard Lamm, are responding by silencing the troublemakers.
'Dumb-ass' Case Dropped
Norberto Villanuevas months-long ordeal with the Colorado Springs police is finally over sort of
Other People's Money
Local GOP lawmaker wants to hike county commissioners pay again
Columns
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Outsider
News Flash!!! There are no Democrats left in El Paso County.
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Livelong Days
What's happenin' this week in the big city highlights from our listings
Cosmic Connections
Shakedown Streets long strange trip
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Public Eye
The passing of former governor John A. Love this week at 86 serves as a reminder of Colorado as it was only a few decades ago
Lessons in Suppression
We have learned the Lessons of Vietnam (havent we?) and wont make those mistakes again.
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor.
IQ: Sniffles & sore throats
Just another thing for Colorado to brag about: The El Paso County Health Department tells us that we have the nation's highest flu rate. That means sniffles, sore throats, coughs and watery eyes are everywhere you turn in these dark days of midwinter.
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Domestic Bliss
The national holiday honoring the birth of Martin Luther King Jr. has come and gone ...
Food & Drink
Granola Elegance
I'm pleased to report that my recent dining experiences at Adam's Mountain Cafe have been uniformly cozy and the food far exceeded my expectations.
Music
Between Rock and a Rap Place
Cypress Hill negotiates a musical never-never land
Playing Around: Tab
Rocking your socks off this Friday night are Tab, Sickbox, Dissonance and Dropp.
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Playing Around Listings
Where to find live music in the Colorado Springs area.
Film
Refined Visions
The human heart in isolation, the struggle to discover who we really are, and the possibility of second chances are the cliched truths at the center of Amelie and The Shipping News, two wildly disparate films.
Downer
"Relentless onslaught" wouldn't even begin to describe the barrage of urban war vertigo in Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down.
Conflicts of Interest
Robert Altman has made the perfect movie for reluctant Anglophiles - Gosford Park.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens
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Opening This Week
What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
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Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Visual Arts
Modern Lover
An interview with MOMA architecture expert Terence Riley, who speaks in the Springs next wee
Calendar
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
