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Volume 2, Issue 14
June 22 - July 5, 2000 |
Hepatitis C, HIV, destruction, death ... and yet the world's most dangerous drug still manages to come in vogue every 30 years or so. Colorado is just now dealing with the fallout of the most recent fad. Boulder and Denver are taking two very different approaches to the problem, but does either have the solution? |
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Publisher:
Gary Haney
Associate Publisher: Mike Marquez Art Director: Marilyn Taylor Photo Editor: Sean Hartgrove Contributing Photographers: Michael Menard Editor-in-Chief: Chris J. Magyar Fiction Editor: Cecilia Johnson Editorial Intern: Valerie van de Flier Sales Manager: Eric DeWine Circulation Manager: Jeffrey H. East Office Manager: Patty Pledger Contributing Writers: Bobby Black, Judy B., Bryce Edmonds, Valerie Fouché, Stephanie Glenn, Tomas Gregory, Scott Hamilton, Paige Kaltsas, Garret Kolb, Florence Lu, Lisa McInnis, Sean Reiley, Chuck Shepherd, Stanni Slavski, Tenswing, Josh Tyson, Jessica Vogelgesang, Kate Williamson |
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