Tuesday, May 21, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Nov 8-14, 2007
- Vol. 15, No. 45
- Delish!
News
If the fairy doesn't get you...
And you'll be better for it.
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Long Story Short
God bless us, every one.
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Noted
New city manager; Update on bridge delays; Cadman starts the domino effect; Transit decisions won't come fast; Armstrong officially defrocked.
Stake holder
As Colorado Springs grew into an urban center over the past four decades, most of its farmers took developers' money and ran.
Decorating: leaving it to the experts
What makes these industrial-strength interior and exterior holiday decorators tick? And how do they manage it all?
One elf's real-life North Pole experience
I'd spent about five weeks at the North Pole, and had never really met Santa.
Forget fruitcake: cookbook reviews
Three worth taking home for the holidays.
Theme party ideas: sugar and spice
Seven ways to throw one to remember.
Pion ranchers stay on guard
Sens. Wayne Allard and Ken Salazar are now pushing for an extensive study of Army expansion.
Beyond the election
Tuesday night was a long one.
County furloughs: Not vacations
Closing county offices one day a week, says Douglas Bruce, is a strategy to soften voters for a potential tax-raising question next year.
Columns
Speeding tickets and the pursuit of justice
The woman behind the counter in Room 108 of our village's Municipal Court building looked at me like I was nuts.
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Advice Goddess
Sex without "love"? Crazy!
Cranking up the campaign
Jeff Crank didn't have to worry about offending anyone in the crowd Monday night.
Air Force sneaks up on great year
Across the past quarter-century, Air Force fans have grown to appreciate success in running the football.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Following the money trail
Barack Obama has raked in more than $1.2 million in Colorado.
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Letters
Talking bus service, presidential qualifications and lost pets.
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IQ
Holiday madness is fast approaching.
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
La Casita makes news, and food events are plentiful.
The golden age
A half-embarrassed thought: "The Bee serves food?"
Music
The setup
Comedy acts Neil Hamburger and Pleaseeasaur are coming to our music venue.
Hanging tough
There's a lot to like about this New York City-based rap trio.
Steady as it goes
A love-hate relationship with the 'bar band' tag.
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Sound Advice
She Wants Revenge, Otep, Underworld
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Sixty Seconds
with Ben Lee, Australian singer-songwriter
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Reverb
A recent explosion of media interest in the Springs.
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Big gigs
Big-name concerts from around region
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Playing Around Listings
Where to find live music in the Colorado Springs area.
Film
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Cinefiles
Midnight Movies, Hellraiser and Elvis
Girlie action
Never judge a movie by its trailer.
Figures of speech
Let's be frank: Lions for Lambs is one hell of a preachy movie.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations.
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Opening This Week
Two well-reviewed flicks, a blockbuster and more.
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Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Visual Arts
Ordinary Manitou
The fastest way to piss off an audience is to set a piece of sheetrock in a gallery and call it "art."
Three poems
By Jessy Randall
Calendar
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Get Involved
Talk education with Merrifield; learn insights into the Iraq war; hear a lecture on windpower.
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
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The Run Down
Your weekly guide to everything else
Seven Days
What's happenin' this week in the big city -- highlights from our listings.
Jessy Randall's things to chew on
Jessy Randall was elated when two of her poems were printed, placed in little plastic containers and distributed in gumball machines.
Diwali and the import-export business
As co-chair of the Colorado Springs Diversity Forum, Jay Patel knows what he's up against in terms of the city's reputation.
