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Cover Story
This past year was stressful enough to merit a Valentine's preview that not only advocates hugs, kisses and abundant love, but plenty of relaxation too. So in this issue you'll find our reviews of just a few of Colorado's many muscle-mushing and worry-shirking hot springs.
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Local News
Proposed development stirs concern about wildlife sanctuary.
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Local News
Delays characterize court proceedings in notorious slayings
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What's happen this week in the big city highlights from
our listings.
- by Noel Black and Kristen Sherwood
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Your Turn
President George Bush and former President George Bush have something in common. They can't protect a lead.
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Brace yourself, folks, for the Bill and Bill and Bill show.
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Well, what'd you expect? Colorado has gotten an eminently competitive new district.
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From her kitchen window, the gnarled elm tree in the next-door back yard looked as if it might topple over at any time.
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Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor.
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IQ
What with Enron, 9-11, shrinking pie and creeping midwinter malaise, we need ways to let our hair down, relax the ol' shoulders, take a few deep breaths, and remember we're alive.
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Appetite
They're on to something at the Mediterranean Cafe
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Playing Around
Ah, Fu Manchu the rock band without a country.
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Tunes for a feel-good country hoedown
- by Noel Black and Kristen Sherwood
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Reviews
Rent Larry Clark's Bully (recently released on video), and then go see The Count of Monte Cristo or vice versa. In a time when both our country and our "terrorist" adversaries are seeking their respective vengeances, these two films together will leave you with plenty to think about.
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Reviews
Tearjerker. The Random House Dictionary's definition is "a pathetic story, play, movie, or the like; an excessively sentimental tale." That describes I Am Samperfectly.
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What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
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Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
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What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
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Fine Print
Avant-garde poetry from the Big Apple underground