Weekly Alibi
‹‹ Apr 19 - 25, 2012
Colonized by military and industry since the World War II era, New Mexico—once a health center—now lives with a legacy of pollution. Meet the eco warriors who are out to reclaim their air, water and soil.
- The Good Fight: One neighborhood at a time, citizen eco warriors stand up for the planet
- San Jose vs. toxic sprawl
- Mountain View’s eco-urban vision
- Corrales tries to clear the air with Intel
- Knocking out nukes in New Mexico
- V.B. Price unearths our polluted legacy in The Orphaned Land
- News Profile: Pete Domenici Jr., attorney for industry
- From the Foxhole: Get Out of My Rectum, Supreme Court
- Answer Me This
- Council Bite
- Odds & Ends: Easter egg grenade, Keith Moon asked to play Olympics, heroin show-and-tell, epic crime spree sets a record
- Letters: Gay literature kept off shelves, grading teachers, Martinez not-so-hot on medical pot
- Show Up! Indiegrass songstress Sage Harrington
- Talkin’ Semantic Rhetorical Terminological Blues: The roots of bluegrass show
- Music to Your Ears: Barbara Bentree’s Green
- Sonic Reducer: Micro album reviews
- Flyer on the Wall: ZoneFest 2012
French-Vietnamese director Tran Anh Hung bravely takes on popular Japanese author Haruki Murakami's mope-tacular 1987 coming-of-age tale Norwegian Wood.
- Film Review: Vietnamese director adapts Haurki Murakami’s morosely nostalgic love story Norwegian Wood
- Idiot Box: Lena Dunham’s “Girls” gives “Sex and the City” a reality check
- Water-based film competition dredges NM for entries, Salt of the Earth works its way back into Albuquerque’s heart
- Week in Sloth: American manhunts, venom quests and alien tornadoes
- Film Times and Capsules
