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Crunk Punknew

Whole Wheat Bread plays pure power-pop punk with frenzied drums and barking vocals to complement the requisite catchy hooks.
Weekly Alibi  |  Simon McCormack  |  02-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Bill McKibben's Americanew

Unless you sought out something specifically to avoid it, whatever you're consuming right now probably came from somewhere pretty far away -- McKibben says this is what's wrong with America.
LEO Weekly  |  Stephen George  |  02-27-2007  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

What We Learned from Molly Ivins & Anna Nicole Smithnew

These two uppity Texas women shared a willingness to challenge convention, an attitude in such short supply today that we will miss both of them sorely.
Weekly Alibi  |  Jerry Ortiz y Pino  |  02-27-2007  |  Commentary

Roy Bourgeois of School of the Americas Watch Fights Backnew

The founder of SOA Watch says the organization is "out of the desert," and he's got a Congressional bill to prove it.
New Haven Advocate  |  Hugh Elton  |  02-27-2007  |  International

Damned for All Time: Harvard Names Faust Presidentnew

A hiring that is a monument to modern irony.
New Haven Advocate  |  Christopher Arnott  |  02-27-2007  |  Comedy

Will the Real Borat Please Stand Upnew

Kazakh ambassador Kanat B. Saudabayev dismisses myths about his country -- in a monotone.
New Haven Advocate  |  Betsy Yagla  |  02-27-2007  |  International

Beer Pong Aficionados Make a Splashnew

A few years back, bars around the country began beer pong leagues and tournaments, taking a cue from the popular college pastime, and those who play can't get enough.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Pete Fredman  |  02-27-2007  |  Recreation

Still Obsessed With Ted Haggard's Obsessionsnew

The Overseers in charge of New Life Church report their months-long investigation into Haggard's sex life turned up everything from "sordid conversation to overt suggestions to improper activities to improper relationships."
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Cara DeGette  |  02-27-2007  |  Commentary

Fighting the Powernew

Dead Prez, like Public Enemy before it, keeps civil rights at the fore.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Scott Lieber  |  02-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Police Brutality Records Are Released -- and Expensivenew

Colorado Springs police are forced to release results of internal investigation into brutality claim.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Michael de Yoanna  |  02-27-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Colorado's New Congresman Backs Bush's Surgenew

True to his "ultraconservative" reputation, new U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn of Colorado Springs stubbornly opposed a resolution criticizing President Bush's plans for a "surge" of troops to Iraq.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Michael de Yoanna  |  02-27-2007  |  Politics

How Green is Louisville's Fleet?new

The trend toward green fleets is strong in American cities big and small. -- how does Louisville measure up?
LEO Weekly  |  Stephen George  |  02-27-2007  |  Policy Issues

Rare/Importnew

Gene Coleman and The Tabadol Project outlast bombs, bad luck and bad weather.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Shaun Brady  |  02-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Merging Alcohol and Exercisenew

Hops, sips and jumps: Local clubs embrace both meanings of "six-pack."
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Kirlk Woundy  |  02-27-2007  |  Sports

Woman On the Vergenew

A conversation with poet Vievee Francis.
Metro Times  |  Peter Markus  |  02-27-2007  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

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