Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Apr 15 - 21, 2010
Though T.S. Eliot dubbed April “the cruelest month,” since 1996, it’s also National Poetry Month. This year local poets share their work and discuss the process.
Westside city councilor Dan Lewis is a family man who runs two business. As the pastor of Soul Rio Church, he's also the only religious leader to be elected to Albuquerque City Council. 
Websclusive: LGBT Students Center Stage at UNM
The fight for the Queer Resource Center and a glammy variety show.
The fight for the Queer Resource Center and a glammy variety show.
- Newscity: Westside city councilor Dan Lewis delivers salvation on Sunday
- News Bite: Fighting for feral felines
- Odds & Ends: Sex ed for minors, drinking on the job and traffic cops in bunny costumes
- Letters: Best stripper in Burque, barking dogs, budget cuts, term limits, defning race, lazy cops outlaw handbills
- Guest Editorial: Blue Cross customers battle price hikes against a backdrop of health reform
- Music to Your Ears: The distortion-heavy and glam-tinged Ettes
- Pianist Omar Sosa’s Afreecanos Quartet communes with the spirits
- Dirt City Archives: The psych-pop of UV Transmission
- FOTW: Sublime Sonics
- Sonic Reducer: Ben Goldberg, Rufus Reid, Tin Hat
Devin D. O'Leary evaluates The Perfect Game in all of its inspirational sports drama glory.
- Reel World: The White Sands International Film Festival, workshops on the acting biz and the art of the pitch
- Film Review: The Perfect Game
- Idiot Box: TV news & info tidbits from around the dial
- Week in Sloth: “Glee,” a new “Dr. Who,” Food, Inc.
- Film Times and Capsules
