Nader'S Siren Song Is Tempting, But ... Big Government Resides On Both Sides Of The Aisle I heard Ralph Nader on Amy Goodman's “Democracy Now” radio show the other day and I have to tell you that the guy [...] Jerry Ortiz y Pino \ Jul 15, 2004 News
All The News That's Fit To Eat All The News That's Fit To Eat Have you ever tried to eat a sopaipilla the size of a down comforter? Well, maybe not down comforter size but how about [...] Gwyneth Doland \ Jul 15, 2004 Food
Michael Moore'S True Believers Fahrenheit 9/11 Stirs Up Anti-Bush Crowd, Or Was It Just A Glucose High Fueled By Skittles? There probably won't be any impact on my daughter because she attended an early afternoon screening of Fahrenheit 9/11 on the Fourth of [...] Greg Payne \ Jul 15, 2004 News
Wanted: Young Albuquerque Voters! Local Voter Registration Drives Focus On Presidential Election And Beyond By any reasonable measure, the 2000 presidential election was a disaster. Nobody knows for certain whether Bush or Gore won. And amidst Florida's [...] Ryan Floersheim \ Jul 15, 2004 News
What'S Sleazy? [RE: Letters, “What's Entertainment?” July 8-14] While I do understand Chef Kent’s concern that his advertising is being lost amongst the sex ads, [...] Alibi \ Jul 15, 2004 News
Orange Alert “The Grid” On Tnt Cops have been a staple since the dawn of the video age. Private detectives run a close second. Firefighters and rescue workers have [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Jul 15, 2004 Film
Week In Sloth The Week In Sloth “Kingdom Hospital” (KOAT-7 7 p.m.) In case any of you are still watching (and, based on the steadily declining ratings, not many of [...] Alibi \ Jul 15, 2004 Film
Culture Shock Everybody's favorite folk artist, Steve White, is skipping town. He's moving to Athens, Ga., at the beginning of August and needs some money [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Jul 15, 2004 Art
Speed Reader Katherine Shea knows all there is to know about cannibalism. She's intimately familiar with the most famous flesh-eating episodes in art, literature and [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Jul 15, 2004 Art
Blue Note There's more to Santa Fe than turquoise jewelry, art galleries, celebrity shoppers and snobbery. Every year for the past 31, the Santa Fe [...] Michael Henningsen \ Jul 15, 2004 Music