Wednesday, May 22, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Dec 26, 2002 - Jan 1, 2003
- Vol. 10, No. 52
- War Dames
News
War Dames
Women learning to lead the charge in combat
Battling a Toxic Shipment
Caon City neighbors confront the states first import of radioactive waste
Columns
And the Award Goes to
UCCS, for bringing the best and the brightest to light
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor
Party Like It's Not 2003!
Ways to ring in the New Year
IQ: Women at war
If, as the Bush administration seems hellbent on doing, we go to war against Iraq, women combatants will have a higher profile than in any other hostile military action taken by the United States to date. Ponder the irony of Iraq, a largely Muslim country, having to stomach defeat at the hands of a hated enemy that has women -- Allah forbid!
Food & Drink
A New Way to Wine
Wine tastings in the comfort of your home
Music
All Tomorrow's Parties
Against Tomorrows Sky comin straight from the underground
Playing Around: Junior Watson, Lynwood Slim and Magic Dave
Blues fans shouldn't have too hard a time deciding where to spend New Year's Eve this year. Local blues harp hellion Magic Dave will be joined at Jr.'s Bar and Grill by two of L.A.'s finest musicians, string strangler Junior Watson and harp huffer Lynwood Slim.
Film
Blood of the Lamb
A review of Gangs of New York
Treks Are for Kids
Even if you've never seen the original '60s television series that spawned the multibillion dollar Star Trek franchise, Star Trek: Nemesis does a depressingly similar job of using clunky dialogue with stagy scenes that draw more attention to their tacky sets than to the supposed drama on hand.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
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Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Books
Family Affairs
Rich mix of humanity in tales of mixed-up families
