Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Jul 8 - 14, 2010
It's the man-tastic Men's Health Issue: Hot tips on staying healthy and living longer for the more testosterone-y of the sexes from the Alibi's resident nurse Whitny Doyle.
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Just to be thorough, here you can explore Nurse Whitny's citations of all studies referenced.
Find out the correlation between New Mexico's burst housing bubble and recession unemployment among Hispanics. Just to be thorough, here you can explore Nurse Whitny's citations of all studies referenced.
- Recession by Race: Economist says job losses have been hard on the state’s Hispanics
- Thin Line: When a crime reporter gets burgled
- Hail, Velocipede!: Trail-a-Week: Paseo del Bosque (South Half)
- Commentary: World Cup Junkie
- Odds & Ends: Bad luck, how not to kill rats, naked women for peace, death rumors, Mr. Lunatic goes to court
- Letters: Stop the Destruction of the Paolo Soleri Amphitheater
- Show Up! The celestial twang of The Grave of Nobody’s Darling
- Vertigo Venus releases Success or Suicide
- Jazz Here and There, Then and Now: A look at New Mexico Jazz Festival 2010
- Flyer on the Wall: Gay Beast, XRY, The Gatherers and Discotays at Wunderkind
- Song Roulette: Foreign wonders from A Hawk & A Hacksaw
- Mina's Dish: In the driver’s seat at Meals on Wheels of Albuquerque
- Restaurant Review: Fu Yuang makes Korean flavors with care
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: A local screening of The Matter of Everything: A Quantum Dose of Reality with director Enrico Lappano LIVE on the cello; the Albuquerque leg of The 48 Hour Film Project; the winning films from this year’s Fourth Annual New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase
- Film Review: Despicable Me
- Idiot Box: “Warren the Ape” on MTV
- Week in Sloth: “Haven,” Syfy’s newest weird small-town sci-fi thriller is among this week’s notables
- Film Times and Capsules
- Culture Shock: Writer’s workshop and International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe; Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them at Aux Dog; art book workshop at SBCC
- Performance Preview: Mr. Lonely, local artists do it alone at Solofest
- Gallery Review: Walk Warriors—Two art lovers, four hours, six art openings
