Sunday, May 19, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Apr 18-24, 2002
- Vol. 10, No. 16
- Back to the Ranch
News
Back to the Ranch
Chico Basin Ranch builds bridges between ranchers, environmentalists and city folks
Aggravated over Aggregate
Neighbors question county planner's ties to asphalt-plant scheme
The Bottom of the Heap
Community activists hope to boost local recycling efforts
Columns
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Livelong Days
What's happen this week in the big city-- highlights from our listings.
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Public Eye
Malcolm Howard on beating your dogma to death
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor.
IQ: The Big Blue
Earth Day is our planet's Valentine's Day, a chance every year to express our love and respect. Taken for granted, our living planet can grow sick and decline. That's just one more reason we can't treat the Earth as a mere commodity.
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Outsider
John Hazlehurst on the latest revelation of County incompetence which could bring drought
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Domestic Bliss
The flowers will outlast us all
Food & Drink
Diet for a Discerning Palate
Think globally, eat locally -- at La Petite Maison
Music
Playing Around: Rainville
You know when you're down in the dumps, and you're sure no one else has ever felt the way you do? Well, Rainville understands.
Earth Shattering
20th-century classical music that will knock your SmartWool socks off
Promotions 101 -- A few words of advice
Well, the first annual Colorado Springs Music Awards (CSMA) at the City Auditorium this past Sunday night was, uh, interesting. Between 200 and 250 people seemed to be in attendance, depending on the number of smokers outside.
Film
One Very Good, Very Bad Day
Changing Lanes isn't a masterpiece, but it does a better job than most at showing the moral ambiguity and complexity possible in one crazy, messed up, very bad day.
Demon Driven
In Frailty you basically got your classic Texas gothic horror tale, acted and directed, yep, by a bunch of Texans.
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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
Bransby al Fresco
This and that with local mural master Eric Bransby
Books
Kentucky Fried
Author Chris Offutt on exile, friendship, home, stuffed possums and his new book, No Heroes
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Cuba Then and Now
>On one hand Cuba is Fidel Castro and the communist country where conditions are so poor that deciding whether or not to return Elian Gonzales there -- to his father -- was, for better or worse, an international incident ultimately involving armed federal agents.
