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Volume 2, Issue 10
April 20 - May 3, 2000 |
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Trygve Lode and his new film production company are trying to revive the film scene in Colorado. Will they be the saviors of Colorado film? Is Colorado film worth saving? Was there ever any Colorado film scene to begin with? Bryce Edmonds negotiates the tangled thicket of the film community to try and find the answers. |
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Features
Judy B. finds the eclectic jam band Fat Mama and tries to figure out why their indefinable style appeals to such a wide base of fans.
Mystery Sandbox Theater, created by Roger Beauchamp and John Ankerpont, is a deliciously heretical blend of performance art and Muppets Gone Goth.
You know you want them. Bryce Edmonds takes a look at just about every potent potion known to man and offers them up for your, uh, pleasure.
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1st Amendment
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibition the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. | |
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Publisher: Gary Haney Art Director: Marilyn Taylor Photo Editor: Sean Hartgrove Intern: Stephanie Ernst Illustrators: John Mercil, Bill Editor-in-Chief: Chris J. Magyar Fashion Editor: Michael B. O'Hara Siren Chat: Stephanie Glenn News of the Weird: Chuck Shepherd Contributing Writers: Judy Brady, Bryce Edmonds, Valerie Fouche, Tomas Gregory, Josh Haberberger, Scott Hamilton, Chris Holland, Cecilia Johnson, Garret Kolb, Nancy Meriweather, Kendra Nachtrieb, Michelle Parsons, Kate Williamson, Cilicia Yakhlef Sales Manager: Michael B. O'Hara Account Executive: Leslie MacLaren Sales Representative: Charles Schaefer Circulation Manager: Lodore Brown Office Manager: Patty Pledger |
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