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2001 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Gone Fishin'

  published July 19, 2001

  Fishing has long been a man's domain, especially in Florida, where the big boys go out on big boats to hook really big fish. Men, it seems, have... More >>

• Martha, My Dear

  published July 12, 2001

  A dance festival in the summer, in Colorado? You've gotta wonder what folks are thinking. But the Colorado dance festival manages to pull it off... More >>

• Forever Young

  published June 28, 2001

  If you're seventeen today, Bob Dylan may be an afterthought: But your boomerish folks? Well, they're a different story. Like Mizel Arts... More >>

• Finding His Religion

  published June 21, 2001

  South Dakota artist Mark McGinnis spent the '80s exploring political and social issues in his work, in search of a doable code for living, but he... More >>

• Web Search

  published June 21, 2001

  Are you detail-oriented? Is your spidey sense tingling? If so, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science wants you. Arachnophobes can check out... More >>

• Hot Wheels

  published June 14, 2001

  In Pueblo, there are two distinct classes: westsiders and eastsiders. The westside folks, notes Jina Pierce, visual-arts curator at the Sangre de... More >>

• Arvada's Milestone

  published June 7, 2001

  The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities tends to be taken for granted, in spite of its groundbreaking accomplishments. On the eve of its... More >>

• Drawn to Comics

  published May 31, 2001

  Every kid's a comic artist. John Murphy, owner of northwest Denver's Highlander Comics and Games, can vouch for that: "When my comic store had... More >>

• Feet First

  published May 24, 2001

  In America, we've got a holiday for everyone and everything. And in case you didn't know, May 25 is, by governmental decree, National Tap Dance... More >>

• Three's a Charm

  published May 24, 2001

  Growing pains are to be expected in any endeavor as ambitious as the Celebrate Colorado Arts Festival, but no one could have predicted the... More >>

• High Cul-toure

  published May 17, 2001

  When was the last time you had a life-altering art encounter? Folks at the Mizel Museum of Judaica are willing to bet, well, never.... More >>

• Cellar's Market

  published May 17, 2001

  It's been a few years since we've heard a peep out of the Mackey Gallery: Artist/proprietor Mary Mackey closed the venue in 1997 to concentrate on... More >>

• Eire Heads

  published May 10, 2001

  You could call it the greening of North America, because it seems that you don't have to be Irish to enjoy things Gaelic in the New World.... More >>

• Sage Words

  published May 3, 2001

  The spread-out life women lead in the rural West poses unique challenges, not the least of which would be steering through the vagaries of... More >>

• Click Me

  published April 26, 2001

  Think of the theater, and you think of a curtain, a proscenium, a rack of lights. Characters enter and exit; a story is told. But how, within... More >>

• Love Yourself

  published April 19, 2001

  Local freelance writers Erin Kindberg and Wendy Burt don't make any bones about it: Their new book, Oh, Solo Mia! The Hip Chick's Guide to Fun... More >>

• Back to the Future

  published April 19, 2001

  Denver painter and newspaper illustrator Herndon Davis is best remembered in these parts for his "Face on the Barroom Floor," a dreamy portrait... More >>

• Dreamy Visions

  published April 5, 2001

  In photographer Jerry Uelsmann's visionary world, nothing is necessarily where it's supposed to be: A tree and the earth in which it's rooted... More >>

• Spreading the Words

  published March 29, 2001

  Thomas Buckner only interprets living composers. An expressive, theatrical baritone (and the grandson of IBM founder Thomas Watson) who's part... More >>

• Fresh Eire

  published March 15, 2001

  When local historian and native nice Jewish boy Phil Goodstein steps up to the podium at the Mercury Cafe this Friday evening to speak on... More >>

• Boomer's Paradise

  published March 8, 2001

  Ah, those were the days. Rockin' with Alan Hodges and His Nite Owls. Cruising your T-Bird to the Frosted Scotchman. Catching fouls at Bears... More >>

• Book 'em, Denver

  published March 8, 2001

  As any mother of a library-going three-year-old will tell you, returning 21 thin picture books on time every three weeks is easier said than done.... More >>

• Life in Focus

  published February 22, 2001

  The once-upon-a-time life that photojournalist-turned-author/mom Deborah Copaken Kogan -- five-foot-two and barely two steps out of Harvard --... More >>

• Dog People

  published February 15, 2001

  Most folks in Colorado could only watch with interest when the Westminster Kennel Club met at Madison Square Garden last week for the most elite... More >>

• Planet Mars

  published February 8, 2001

  Valentine's Day falls just in the nick of time -- 'tis the season when our gonads traditionally get fired up for spring, the season of... More >>