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April 2, 2009
Has the Boulder Weekly changed its policy about sex ads?
An ad from the "Personal Services" section of the March 19 Boulder Weekly. Most alternative-weekly newspapers, including Westword, publish plenty of sexually explicit advertising. Indeed, one of my colleagues once joked that we should print up bumperstickers that read, "Sex Ads Feed My Family." But ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2008
Wayne Laugesen Vs. Rich Tosches: A Colorado Springs Media Showdown
An ad from the "Personal Services" section of the March 19 Boulder Weekly. Most alternative-weekly newspapers, including Westword, publish plenty of sexually explicit advertising. Indeed, one of my colleagues once joked that we should print up bumperstickers that read, "Sex Ads Feed My Family." But ... More >>
News
December 20, 2007
Risk Averse
Colorado Springs police don't name a crime victim because of his advanced age, even though he shot and killed his attacker.
News
December 22, 2005
King Woody
Woody Paige is in a New York state of mind.
News
July 22, 2004
The Message
Youth Movement
News
September 26, 2002
Hot Stuff
A new measuring technique may allow higher broadcast emissions on Lookout Mountain.
News
September 12, 2002
Getting Racked
A local magazine says the city's news-box rules kick publications where it hurts.
News
April 11, 2002
April Fools
A Denver Post reporter mistakes an offhand joke for an actual story.

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