Friday, May 24, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Sep 30 - Oct 6, 2004
- Vol. 12, No. 40
- Whitewash '04
News
Censored!
The 10 big stories the national news media ignored last year
Computer glitches and election chaos
Virus-infected computers spark disenfranchisement fears
The neighborhood that could
Union Boulevard residents celebrate victory over city
Memorial axes women's choice
No public input in abortion decision
Taking aim at Bush
Retired general says international relations in crisis
Columns
-
Outsider
Prices are falling
-
Your Turn
War is no picnic
-
Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor
Dead heat
With just a little more than a month until the Nov. 2 election, recent polls indicate that Kerry and Bush are in a statistical dead heat in Colorado. The last day to register is Oct. 4, so if you haven't signed up, head down to the Clerk and Recorder's office at 30 S. Cascade.
-
Personal Space
It takes a village to build a sandbox
-
As the Village Turns
Call it a day
-
Domestic Bliss
Fear factor
Food & Drink
All in the family
The Drive-In still takes you back to the happy daze
Music
-
Playing Around
For those who complain that there isnt any good local music to be had: Stop whining right now. There is plenty of eclectic and invigorating music to be enjoyed, and if you set aside Saturday, Oct. 2, and wander to downtowns Acacia Park.
Johnny Ramone
1948-2004
Film
Guided by voices
A review of Shark Tale
-
Opening This Week
What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
-
Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
-
Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Visual Arts
Pop goes the cowboy
Elegant, compact exhibition of Heller art at Sangre de Cristo
Natural wonders
Ansel Adams and Edwin Land: art, science, invention
Books
Leafy greens
Renowned childrens book author Jan Brett visits the Springs
Calendar
Ten Days to Live
What's happenin' this week in the big city highlights from our listings
Classy for a cause
Art show at OpticalReverb Art Gallery will benefit hospital
Pedal power
Cripple Creek bike ride will benefit local organization
