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Issue: March 6, 1997
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  • 1. Feature

    A Fight to the Death

    By Karen Bowers
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Last week Karen Bowers wrote about the capital murder case of Jon Morris, a crack addict and small-time hood who prosecutors say savagely raped and killed five-year-old Ashley...

  • 2. Music

    Meditating Again

    By Joshua Green
    Published: March 6, 1997

    The career of the Meditations has mirrored the rise and fall (and rise again) of the roots-reggae style this vocal trio so passionately espouses. But singer Ansel Cridland...

  • 3. Cafe

    Sacred Cows

    By Robin Chotzinoff
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Religion has a few simple benefits. By regularly attending a place of worship, one gains not only a sense of deep, abiding faith, but a clearer understanding of the difference...

  • 4. Film Feature

    It's Surreal Thing

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Moviegoers who believe that David "Who killed Laura Palmer?" Lynch is the greatest genius to hit the big screen since Dali and Bunuel slit that poor donkey's eyeball in Un...

  • 5. Night & Day

    Thrills for the week

    By Susan Froyd
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Thursday March 6 The beat goes on: When John Coltrane changed the face of jazz music with his imaginative modal improvisations, he owed more than a little to the...

  • 6. Art

    Art of the State

    By Michael Paglia
    Published: March 6, 1997

    That an art collection even exists at the University of Colorado in Boulder became known to the general public only thirteen years ago. And the circumstances for the...

  • 7. Feature

    Nightmare on the Net

    By Alan Prendergast
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Strange things happen around Lawrence Wollersheim. His businesses collapse. His Boulder apartment gets raided by federal marshals, his computers seized. When college...

  • 8. Music

    Playlist

    By Michael Roberts and Brad Tyer
    Published: March 6, 1997

    jb3 Close Grind (NovaMute) When reviewers outside the techno press take to an electronic dance record, it's usually because the disc is warmer than the average...

  • 9. Cafe

    Mouthing Off


    Published: March 6, 1997

    The more things change: The rough-and-tumble restaurant business leaves few eateries untouched. Except, perhaps, Club 404, a longtime oasis for cheap steaks at 404 Broadway...

  • 10. Film Feature

    Dicey Situations

    By Bill Gallo
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Paul Thomas Anderson's Hard Eight aspires to be gritty and tough and tender all at once, but its tones keep getting in one another's way. In his feature-film debut, Anderson...

  • 11. Theater

    Suffer the Children

    By
    Published: March 6, 1997

    In order to make the world safe for theater, children have to be initiated in its mysteries now. Everybody in the business knows this, and strides have been made on the local...

  • 12. News

    Trading Places

    By Eric Dexheimer
    Published: March 6, 1997

    You're an ordinary person in Aspen, which is to say that at times your 15,000-square-foot rustic mountain cabin feels a little inadequate. Sadly, if you want to slap on a...

  • 13. Music

    Sticky Fingers

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: March 6, 1997

    At last year's Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Boulder-based multi-instrumentalist Tony Furtado appeared between practically every act on the bill. What was his job? To provide...

  • 14. Film Feature

    Howard's End

    By Robert Wilonsky
    Published: March 6, 1997

    During the first few minutes of Howard Stern's romp through his inexplicable life, he spells out his mission: Private Parts will both convert the nonbelievers and entertain...

  • 15. News

    Off Limits


    Published: March 6, 1997

    Steal this story!: During a rambling press conference Monday, Timothy McVeigh defense attorney Stephen Jones talked about everything from the lasagna he'd eaten to the delay...

  • 16. Music

    Feedback

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: March 6, 1997

    You may recall reading in the January 16 edition of Feedback about the plight of vocalist Jason Hyland Mather, a member of the band Won Lump Some, who was arrested at Tony's...

  • 17. News

    Up and Running

    By Chris LaMorte
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Business owner Ron Partridge is feeling pretty good these days, which is a bit surprising. His Internet startup company, Pear Tree Communications, and its showpiece Web site,...

  • 18. Music

    Extra Crispin

    By Amy Kiser
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Patrons of suburban multiplexes know Crispin Glover for his roles as Michael J. Fox's nerdy dad in Back to the Future and as Arlo, Hustler publisher Larry Flynt's lazy-eyed...

  • 19. News

    Focus Pocus

    By Ward Harkavy
    Published: March 6, 1997

    Perhaps you weren't listening to Focus on the Family's weekday radio show one day last November when James Dobson, the sixtyish head of the religious right's media giant,...

  • 20. Music

    Run, Reverend, Run

    By Michael Roberts
    Published: March 6, 1997

    "I don't worry about anything, because I'm a man of faith," says Joseph "Run" Simmons of Run-D.M.C., one of the acts most responsible for the rise of rap in the past fifteen...

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