Sunday, May 19, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Dec 27, 2007 - Jan 2, 2008
- Vol. 15, No. 52
- Ripple effects
News
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Noted
Helicopter survey, county offices, COSMIX, homeless grants, coach charged.
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Long Story Short
You didn't have to work inside the local media to be deeply affected by what happened as 2000 gave way to 2001.
Ripple effects
... and what else we might take from the Guffey murders.
Explaining the unthinkable
Eastburn uses skills and sensitivity.
'Did you ever think about killing us?'
"Do you feel like you've been brainwashed?" asked Donna.
That's a map
First step: Figure out where the sidewalks, ramps and crosswalks are.
Northern resister
Busking on Vancouver's Commercial Drive can be a mixed experience, Brad McCall says.
Clean-energy crusader pushes tax on carbon dioxide
Sue Radford is planning to transform the way the state of Colorado fights global warming.
Columns
Mass murder of Colorado elk
While birth control is still being considered, Rocky Mountain National Park officials have announced a more direct way to control the elk: shooting them.
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Advice Goddess
If your boyfriend were a party animal, he'd be something between a deer in the headlights and roadkill.
My buddy, Mike Huckabee
We've been friends ever since a year of working together, talking about music and politics and sports and everything else.
Picks: Happy endings for CU, AFA
It's late December, and both the Falcons and Buffaloes are still playing football.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Giving away Appalachia
Boy, things are hectic inside the Bush regime these days! The clock is ticking.
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Letters
Starbucks, censorship, security and much more.
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IQ
Ringing in the new year.
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
Herbal ed, Falafel District expands, etc.
Lingering aftertaste
Speaking from the gut, 2007 proved to be a year just like any other: We ate a lot.
Music
Southern comfort
Trading a strip-club past for a shot at fame.
Action Sequence
Coming to town bearing fond memories, a fun new album and a break in the monotony.
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Reverb
Against Tomorrow's Sky seemed on the edge of something really big. Then, almost as quickly as it appeared, it was gone.
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Sixty Seconds
Your latest CD had a decidedly less hip-hop feel. What brought that on?
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Sound Advice
Wu-Tang Clan, Kirk Franklin, Ghostface Killah
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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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Opening this week
What's new at Colorado Springs-area theaters.
Sweet tart
The edgy-hip-cool hype machine has kicked into overdrive for this film. But don't believe it.
Good talk
Denzel Washington has done this before, so why wouldn't he do it again?
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs-area screens.
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Cinefiles
Millenium Crisis, Kitchen Nightmares, Stardust
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Movie Times
What's playing, where and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Stage
Rewinding the year
This was an undeniably deep year for film, perhaps the best overall since 1999.
Calendar
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The Run Down
New Year's Eve options that wouldn't fit in 7 Days.
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Get Involved
Tree recycling, pray for peace, adult literacy.
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
Seven Days
Emo, emancipation, beer pong.
Zenon: Comic relief
The comic-book characters represent different parts of co-creator Gary Grossman.
Joel Carpenter: Forever young
He'd turn down $10,000 if you tried to commission him to paint a specific subject.
