Saturday, May 25, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Oct 3-9, 2002
- Vol. 10, No. 40
- Joel Hefley Congressman for Life
News
Joel Hefley: Congressman for Life
Big Business, the Pentagon and fellow Beltway politicians love Joel Hefley. But a man of the people, he is not.
Preservation or Coercion?
Manitou's Historic District polarizes property owners
Rallying the Troups
The largest anti-war protest since Nixon
Columns
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Public Eye
Cara DeGette on when carrying the card means something
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Livelong Days
What's happening this week in the big city-- highlights from our listings.
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Outsider
John Hazlehurst on getting the lead out
Money Matters
New exhibit at the Money Museum reaches out to art lovers
Matzo Laughs!
Wascally Wabbi Bob Alper at Temple Shalom
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor
IQ: Forget about the economy
Forget about the economy -- at least that's what our commander in chief seems to want us to do.
Food & Drink
Indian Summer
Mirch Masala kicks up the heat
Music
Playing Around: Johannes Unger
Sure to be one of the great classical music events of the year, internationally renowned organist Johannes Unger will light up the pipes in a free concert at Shove Chapel this Tuesday night.
Genius in a Jewel Case
Recommendations from a young contrarian
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Culture Vulture
City Manager cuts environmental education, not grass, and gives himself a raise
Film
The World as Home
Two regional film festivals crisscross the globe, explore violence and search for solutions
Where the Skies Are So Blue
A review of Sweet Home Alabama
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
With the Emphasis on Thinking
New FAC exhibit offers an appropriately disturbing tour through the ideological landscape of the 1990s
Books
In Living Color
Natalie Goldberg on writing practice, her new book and the human mind
