Sunday, May 19, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Oct 7-13, 2004
- Vol. 12, No. 41
- Indecision '04
News
Rough and tumble
Pete Coors versus Ken Salazar
Reading, writing and running
Independent Teja takes on Republican Littleton
State Board of Education
Null takes on Bruce
Anti-tax crusader ready to move into big office -- never mind the election
Shoddy construction
Proposal would cancel limits on lawsuits against developers
Crumbling down
District 11 bond returns two years after voters turned down request
Earth, wind and fire
Energy companies want to kill popular energy proposal
Firing it up
Tobacco tax would raise the price of smokes, help health programs
Triage
Financially strapped Health Department could see relief
And the winner is ...
Joel Hefley thought a safe bet to win U.S. House
Merrifield wears target with pride
Lambert the Republican arrow
Splitting the vote
Electoral College reform puts focus on Colorado
Slow going
Transportation authority would jump-start transit, road construction
Columns
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Kenneth Cleaver
Consumer Correspondent
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Outsider
A little gift from Utilities
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Your Turn
A Gentleman and a Gangsta
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Letters
Readers of the Independent talk back to the editor
Making their case
Kerry rode his drubbing of President Bush last week to a lead in the national polls. Even Kerry supporters, however, have expressed dissatisfaction over the format, noting the absence of substance and genuine exploration of such key issues as affordable health care, environmental protection and education.
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Personal Space
Perots got stories
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As the Village Turns
Going Down Under
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Working
Handwriting into a job
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Domestic Bliss
Glory season
Food & Drink
The most important meal
Breakfast at Gertrudes a special treat
Music
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Playing Around
Theyve got a Hemi.
Here to stay?
Colorado Springs Philharmonics second season aims to please
Film
Cocktails and (lots of) cocaine
A review of Bright Young Things
Political documentaries rock the vote
A review of Uncovered: The War on Iraq (NR) and *Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry (NR)
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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.
Visual Arts
Everything and the sink
Denvers Mark Sink shows versatility at Phototroph show
Stage
Unconventional piracy
Treasure Island finds new form at TheatreWorks
Books
A dog's life
Dog-loving authors pet peeve: ignorant dog owners
Calendar
Ten Days to Live
What's happenin' this week in the big city highlights from our listings
Song of the native
Ishi Sings kicks off Chamber Orchestra season
Balancing act
Circo Comedia promises world-class acrobatic clowning
