Email Author Tony Perez-Giese

1997 Stories by Tony Perez-Giese

• Big Digital Brother

  published February 27, 1997

  Around the world in eighty days has been reduced to eighty seconds. That's about the time it takes to call up a Boulder company's Web site and... More >>

• The Lure of the Siren

  published February 20, 1997

  When you're working 24-hour shifts on an ambulance crew, there's always plenty of time to kill while waiting for someone to almost get killed.... More >>

• Down For The Count

  published February 6, 1997

  An hour before Frank Martinez's first professional boxing match, his uncle is chain-smoking cigarettes while his mother, Irene, paces among the... More >>

• Saint John of Aspen

  published February 6, 1997

  Singer John Denver has his fans, but none of them is as devout as the Reverend Mark Boyer. Editor of The Mirror, a Catholic newspaper in... More >>

• Drilling for Days

  published January 23, 1997

  Ken Fleck's former career as an oil wildcatter in Kansas was a series of risky maneuvers--where do you drill and how deep? His present career as a... More >>

• May We Share?

  published January 16, 1997

  There are those who think that communes reached their popular peak in the Sixties, but a new style of communal living called CoHousing is... More >>

• Musicians to the Corps

  published January 2, 1997

  The Denver Junior Police Band, once plagued by scandal, has returned after an eight-year hiatus and is again trying to keep kids off the streets... More >>