Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Jul 22 - 28, 2010
Sarah Montgomery, founder an director of The Garden's Edge, is promoting biodiversity one seed at a time. Find out about her seed saving program, and how to save your own.
English teacher Trinidad Vasquez struggles to educate in narco war-torn Juárez, where, since 2008, around 5,770 people have died due to the violence. - The Secret School: A teacher struggles to educate in Juárez
- Answer Me This: Criminals revealed, PETA’s list, Hempapalooza, LC police
- Hail, Velocipede! Trail-a-Week: Biking in the Foothills Open Space
- Odds & Ends: Death by tomato sauce, the gassy outback, counterfeit bail, robbery gone wild, jail break via dumpster ends in death
- Letters: Reactions to the Emcore shooting, Alamogordo chimpanzees, ode to N.M.
- The Downtown “Arena”: Berry should know better
- Rock Reads: The Big Takeover turns 30
- Seitan, not Satan—Roñoso releases vomit-colored vinyl
- Flyer on the Wall: Do the Kurt Russell
- Song Roulette: Spacy selections from Portland’s Prizm
- Sonic Reducer: Daniel Francis Doyle, Grupo Fantasma, The Whispering Tree
- Mina's Dish: Albuquerque doughnut round-up
- Field of Greens: The right way to work meat into your lettuce
- Chowtown Restaurant Guide
- Reel World: Encore screening of Birdemic: Shock and Terror with lead actress Whitney Moore, Duke City Shootout returns from hiatus, SW Gay & Lesbian Film Fest seeks submissions
- Film Review: The Girl Who Played With Fire, smart and sleazy
- Idiot Box: “Chasing Mummies” on History Channel brings up questions of how we define reality
- Week in Sloth: Devin O’ Leary issues a Hollywood fatwa, Pinky Tuscadero, “100 Orgasms a Day”
- Film Times and Capsules
