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Volume 2, Issue 9
April 6 - April 19, 2000 |
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Rampart High School in Colorado Springs agreed to host Colorado''s biggest rave of the year at the last minute. Now they're crying foul. What happened to make them so upset? And why have raves received an “F” lately in the media? Kendra Nachtrieb examines the growing pains of the rave scene as it has slow-ly crosses over into the mainstream. |
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Features
Celebrity Tattoo gears up for the opening of its new shop in Lower Downtown. Kate Williamson visits the Lakewood shop to find out what has made this shop so successful.
Cuartomango introduces Denver to authentic Latin music every week at Sevilla. Judy B. explains what makes Cuartomango's music more authentic (and more enjoyable) than the mainstream Latin invasion.
Find out why the new Fat City entertainment complex is to bowling as James Bond is to a traffic cop.
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Publisher: Gary Haney Art Director: Marilyn Taylor Photo Editor: Sean Hartgrove Intern: Stephanie Ernst Illustrators: John Mercil, Bill Policy Cover illustration: Sam Turner Editor-in-Chief: Chris J. Magyar Fashion Editor: Michael B. O'Hara Siren Chat: Stephanie Glenn News of the Weird: Chuck Shepherd Contributing Writers: Bobby Black, Judy Brady, Catalina, Bryce Edmonds, Valerie Fouche, Tomas Gregory, Scott Hamilton, Chris Holland, Anita M., Kendra Nachtrieb, Michelle Parsons, Jessica Vogelgesang, Kate Williamson, Cicilia Yakhlef Sales Manager: Michael B. O'Hara Account Executive:Kathy Pollack Sales Representative: Charles Schaefer Circulation Manager: Lodore Brown Office Manager: Patty Pledger |
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