Wednesday, June 19, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Jun 17-23, 2004
- Vol. 12, No. 25
- Marking their territories
News
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Politics
The failed seduction of John McCain
Marking their territories
Animals on the losing end of a bitter humane society feud
Clubbed
Committee pans process behind new D-11 policy designed to reclassify student alliances
Under the radar
Public-education group says man spied on meetings; voucher proponents seeking political operative
Columns
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Kenneth Cleaver
Consumer Correspondent
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Outsider
People, people everywhere
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor
Digging dinosaurs
Paleontology museum/resource center up and running in Woodland Park center up and running in Woodland Park
In the dog house
People and their pets have a long history, and animal lovers can often count on groups such as the Humane Society to help administer care to our furry friends. But in Colorado Springs, the two organizations responsible for this care are feuding, leaving animal health by the wayside.
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Personal Space
Music Man
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As the Village Turns
Unconventional
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Domestic Bliss
Surfacing
Food & Drink
Ai, ai, ai
Love at first bite
Music
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Playing Around
Young local bluesman John-Alex Mason plays Thursday night at Shugas.
How to lose 1,000 pounds
The Streets confounds critics, defies rap and sheds Eminem comparisons to bring conceptual cockney to the world
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Sound Advice
Three CD Reviews
Film
Oy vey, kumbaya
A review of Saved!
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Opening This Week
What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
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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
Mr. Nice Guy
David Sedaris on fame, family and listening to people complain
Calendar
Ten Days to Live
What's happenin' this week in the big city highlights from our listings
Theyve just met a girl
named Maria
Studly
Rare Lipizzaner Stallions to show off pedigree at World Arena
