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Volume 2, Issue 11
May 4 - May 17, 2000 |
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The Seemen pulled into town and dropped a bomb of flammable robotic avant garde art in someone's backyard. For those not lucky enough to witness it, Kate Williamson brings an exclusive first-hand account of the event, as well as an interview with Kal Spelletich, the enigmatic and principled ringleader of San Franciso's most beloved rabble-rousers. |
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Features
Colorado has become the nation's epicenter for Ultimate Frisbee. Michelle Parsons examines how such fierce athletes manage without a single referee on the field.
Hot and trendy fashion hand made by actual clothing designers in a slick boutique? Soul Haus has all the style Denver's supposedly lacking.
Worried about the corporate monopoly over Denver radio? Judy B. wanders in the thicket of 1190 AM's eclectic tunes to discover that independent radio is still alive and kicking in the city that Clearchannel bought.
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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 Cover Photo courtesy of: www.seemen.org 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 B., Bryce Edmonds, Valerie Fouche, Tomas Gregory, Scott Hamilton, Chris Holland, Cecilia Johnson, Garret Kolb, Anita M., Amy Mondragon, Michelle Parsons, Tenswing, Jessica Vogelgesang, Ande Wanderer, Kate Williamson, Cicilia A. Yakhlef Sales Manager: Michael B. O'Hara Account Executive:Eric DeWine, Stephanie Glenn, Charles Schaefer Circulation Manager: Lodore Brown Office Manager: Patty Pledger |
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