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Gael Force

Let the St. Paddy's revelry begin -- early!

By Adam Cayton-Holland, Kity Ironton and Richard Kellerhals
Mar 10, 2005

THURS, 3/10 Fionn mac Cumhail, better known as Finn MacCool, was set the task of cooking a salmon one day by his tutor, the Druid Finegas, who had caught the fish after it ate nuts fallen from the hazel tree. According to ancient teachings, salmon that ate these nuts possessed...
Taking a Stand

Speaking of Dance performs for peace.

By Richard Kellerhals and Jerri Theil
Mar 10, 2005

FRI, 3/11 Most of us dance to get to know someone a little better or maybe to burn a few calories. But the Speaking of Dance troupe has another goal: peace on earth. Working for Peace, the company's newest work, will be performed this weekend by SOD members and participants...
Jazz Rejuvenation

The Mingus Big Band follows in the legend's footsteps.

By Richard Kellerhals and Michael Roberts
Mar 3, 2005

SAT, 3/5 Denver hosts big musical acts all the time, but how many of them involve music inspired by a man who has his own United States postage stamp and whose works were acquired by the Library of Congress? Enter the Mingus Big Band, a troupe that carries on the...
American Idolatry

CU searches for its stars.

By Adam Cayton-Holland and Richard Kellerhals
Feb 24, 2005

FRI, 2/25 "We filmed everyone during the auditions," explains Morgan Ralph, director of CU Idol, a search for the University of Colorado's best crooner, which takes place at 8:30 p.m. tonight in the Old Main Chapel on the Boulder campus. "We wanted to show highlights of all the really bad...
From Russia, With Love

Izba Spa offers a good, old-fashioned time.

By Corey Helland, Kity Ironton, Richard Kellerhals, Shara Rutberg and Jerri Theil
Feb 17, 2005

Right off York Street and 14th Avenue, there's a portal to the Old World. I had to make it down some narrow stairs and through a maze of hallways, but when I finally found Izba Spa, I was transported directly to St. Petersburg. Intricate hand-carved woodwork covered peeling paint, Slavic...

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