Subject: Kempe Center

• Women's Work

  Colorado activists struck first on domestic violence.

  June 11, 1998

• Letters to the Editor

  From the week of July 8, 2004

  July 8, 2004

• Crowning Achievement

  Almost fifty years after becoming Miss America, Marilyn Van Derbur still takes life day by day.

  June 24, 2004

• The Boys Next Door

  In the rush to ban sex offenders, cities and counties may inadvertently be creating more of them down the line.

  June 15, 2000

• A Closet Full of Suits

  When Paula Larsen feels wronged, she sues--and she never lets go.

  August 28, 1997

• Raised From the Dead

  July 17, 1997

• Slay It With a Smile

  Paul Cameron's mission to stop homosexuality is hard to swallow

  October 3, 1996

• Older but Bitter

  Sixty-eight-year-old Wanda Crawford hasn't killed anyone yet. But authorities say it's not for lack of trying.

  August 22, 1996

• Letters

  February 29, 1996

• LETTERS

  February 14, 1996

• LETTERS

  February 7, 1996

• LETTERS

  January 31, 1996

• END OF AN ERROR

  CONTROVERSIAL THERAPIST CLARE HAYNES-SEMAN IS OUT AT THE KEMPE CENTER.

  January 17, 1996

• LETTERS

  September 6, 1995

• LETTERS

  August 23, 1995

• LETTERS

  August 9, 1995

• DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?

  KEMPE CENTER "EVALUATOR" CLARE HAYNES-SEMAN FINDS EVIDENCE OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN THE STRANGEST PLACES.

  August 2, 1995

• DANGEROUS LIAISONS

  February 2, 1994

• Remembering Michael Jackson's legal faceoff against Denver's Crystal Cartier

  Crystal Cartier. Along with tributes to Michael Jackson's music following word of his death yesterday, news reports have (rightly) gone into detail about his assorted legal troubles -- particularly those involving accusations of child molestation. But none that I've seen have recalled a trial that took place right here in Denver -- one that pitted Jackson against singer-songwriter Crystal Cartier. She argued that MJ had used portions of "Dangerous," a song she'd written, in a number with the sa

  June 26, 2009