Monday, May 20, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Nov 29 - Dec 5, 2007
- Vol. 15, No. 48
- Making tracks
News
St. Paddy's Day Two off the hook
The city announced Wednesday that it will not retry Eric Verlo and Elizabeth Fineron for charges associated with the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Making tracks
D-20's fourth-grade experiment is helping to change local education.
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Noted
Tejon Street, bus fares rising, free parking, hate crimes, Manitou money shortage, Memorial Hospital.
AIDS: An epidemic grown quiet
Infection rates are holding steady, and many new cases are young people who don't understand using a condom correctly could have offered protection.
"Support Our Troops": A magnetic issue
Maybe you didn't notice when, in 2005, police and city vehicles started sporting "Support Our Troops" magnetic ribbons.
School funding plan: Easy money?
Edison's rural school building features occasional flooding, a teeny cafeteria, two restrooms for 130 students and library bookshelves in the bathroom.
Columns
How to 'own' land in Boulder
We return to Boulder and find some of its hippies have grown up to be lawyers and judges, but it's quite possible they haven't put away the ol' hashish pipe.
Look before you sleep
The parental "no" has officially joined the ranks of chronically missing items like the Holy Grail, Atlantis and Britney Spears' underpants.
Reliving the musical past
Not many last-minute invitations make you drop everything on the night before Thanksgiving. This one did.
Vote with your dollars
It's time to go out there and do your part for our American economy by buying tons of cheap stuff made in China.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Making the case for playoffs
With one vote, one decision, the NCAA could create the Greatest Sporting Spectacle in America, better than March Madness or even the NFL playoffs.
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Letters
Cancer, alcoholism, and other happy holiday topics.
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IQ
Lessons unplanned
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
Culinary crumbs and gastronomic gossip
Mindful munching
A cozy spot in the spirit of the historic coffeehouse.
Music
Reign over me
Who needs a drummer, anyway?
Global warning
The band's home, and good times will roll.
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Sound Advice
Amy Winehouse, White Williams, Puscifer
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Sixty Seconds
So after a few years apart, The Cult is back, again. What's the deal with you and singer Ian Astbury?
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Reverb
There ain't nobody, but nobody, reppin' the Rocky Mountain high like my boy Black Pegasus, our prodigal hip-hop son.
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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
Demons / Demons 2, Female Demon Ohyaku, Live Free or Die Hard: Unrated
Crime by default
Honestly, these are awful people.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
Talk back
Talent takes one for the team.
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Opening This Week
What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
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Movie Times
What's playing, where and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Stage
Road trip
You might not know his name. You might not know that he went to Manitou Springs High School. But you recognize Geoff Stults.
Calendar
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Get Involved
Salvation Army, Palestine report, gift-wrapping event.
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The Run Down
Jewtopia, FAC show, etc.
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
Seven Days
TSO in COS, and much more.
Spirit salve: A Christmas Carol
Susan Dawn Carson thinks it's time for a new way of looking at the familiar story.
No reservations: Mary Black Bonnet
The adopted Lakota Indian child always knew she was different.
Special Section
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Education Guide
Our latest guide to learning in the Pikes Peak region.
