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2003 Stories by Susan Froyd

• Celebrate Solstice

  published December 18, 2003

  For most people, the winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year, a gloomy occasion when the sun goes down early and total darkness ensues.... More >>

• Take Your Best Shot

  published December 18, 2003

  A hundred bottles of tequila at the bar, a hundred bottles of tequila.Jesse Morreale and Chris Swank, the folks behind Nobody in Particular... More >>

• Warm Fuzzies

  published December 18, 2003

  Pick up a pair of knitting needles and get down to business with Knit for the Homeless, a campaign to collect handmade hats, scarves and... More >>

• Beat-the-Clock Shopping

  published December 18, 2003

  Naughty, naughty. You've been so busy -- sleeping off the Thanksgiving turkey, gorging on Christmas cookies, festooning your house in a... More >>

• Raise the Jolly Roger

  published December 18, 2003

  Arrrrrr! Just in case you hadn't noticed, pirates are in this year. But you won't run into Johnny Depp or any other lonely peg-legged... More >>

• High and Low Show

  published December 11, 2003

  THURS, 12/11 You'll find an odd mixture of high and low culture in LoDo and its environs these days. Essentially, there are galleries... More >>

• Heartful Dodgers

  published December 11, 2003

  SUN, 12/14 Author Michael Shapiro is pure Brooklyn. A man of his borough through and through (though he no longer lives there),... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published December 11, 2003

  What do you do when even the funky stores all start to look alike? For some shoppers out there, that dreadful moment when sweet eclecticism... More >>

• The Sari Road

  published December 4, 2003

  For Colorado State University professor Diane Sparks, who specializes in textile design and merchandising, curating Divya Vastra: Heavenly... More >>

• Who's Next

  published December 4, 2003

  TUES, 12/9 Take a break from the yuletide hustle and bustle, and step into a snow-globe-like winter wonderland with a screening of Dr.... More >>

• Max-imum Style

  published December 4, 2003

  FRI, 12/5 It's full speed ahead into spring as the 2003 Max Fashion Show charges onto the catwalk tonight at El Jebel Event... More >>

• Presents and Accounted For

  published December 4, 2003

  The last thing you expect to see this time of year is a gigantic arts festival. We've had it drilled into our pointy little heads that such events... More >>

• AIDS Outreach

  published November 27, 2003

  MON, 12/1 Since it premiered on December 1, 1989, as an artists' response to World AIDS Day, A Day Without Art has gone through... More >>

• Book Look

  published November 27, 2003

  SUN, 11/30 In the Jewish tradition, books are central to life: The urge to study the world is ingrained among families, generation to... More >>

• Texas High Note

  published November 27, 2003

  On the phone, Tish Hinojosa is not long on words. But the Texas singer-songwriter, who weaves her tunes from a patchwork of folk, rock,... More >>

• Assassination Aftermath

  published November 20, 2003

  SUN, 11/23 The image of the perfectly appointed dark-haired beauty in a pillbox hat and blood-spattered pink suit is the first picture... More >>

• Vance Trance

  published November 20, 2003

  FRI, 11/21 While his contemporaries flocked to New York and Paris, twentieth-century painter Vance Kirkland chose to spend more than... More >>

• Happy Holidays

  published November 20, 2003

  Belle and the Beast, an updated version of the eighteenth-century fairy tale by Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, has waltzed into... More >>

• That's a Wrap

  published November 13, 2003

  FRI, 11/14 When does an independent film become a work of art? The International Experimental Cinema Exposition (TIE) poses that... More >>

• Lights, Camera, Reaction

  published November 13, 2003

  THURS, 11/13 When Denver resident Jason Bosch first attended the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival in July 2001, he... More >>

• Give Them a Hand

  published November 13, 2003

  THURS, 11/13 Mayor Hickenlooper doesn't have to worry about cleaning up the city after The Day It Snowed Tortillas.... More >>

• Hip-Hop Humor

  published November 13, 2003

  THURS, 11/13 Why, exactly, does brown mustard suck? Find out tonight at the premiere of a new Denver-based sitcom, So Dope, to... More >>

• Neat Beats

  published October 30, 2003

  SAT, 11/1 Seminal New Orleans musician Jelly Roll Morton, acknowledging his own Creole roots, used to say his syncopated early jazz... More >>

• Who Done Read It?

  published October 30, 2003

  SAT, 11/1 We try to get our kids to read, but it's an uphill climb in the 21st century: The older they get, the more tuned in they are... More >>

• Talking Shop

  published October 30, 2003

  Want to get in touch with your inner Little Red Riding Hood or let loose the Gandalf trapped inside your routine self?Don't wait around for a... More >>