Council Watch: Hot In Here Councilors heard some bad news from Fire Union President Diego Arencon and Fire Department Capt. Frank Soto at the Monday, Sept. 17 meeting. [...] Carolyn Carlson \ Sep 27, 2012 News
Music To Your Ears: Goodbye, Alibi The farewell column: It’s an exercise in self-indulgent sentimentality that’s become a tradition amongst exiting editors of the Alibi. Alas, no amount of [...] Jessica Cassyle Carr \ Sep 27, 2012 Music
Idiot Box: Abc’s “Last Resort” Is The Bomb, Baby! “Last Resort” On Abc A few weeks in and the fall 2012 TV season is already starting to look like a washout. Almost none of the new [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Sep 27, 2012 Film
Week In Sloth: “Paranormal Paparazzi,” “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” And Some Presidential Debates The Week In Sloth “Elementary” (KRQE-13 9 p.m.) BBC and PBS scored a major hit with their modern update of Sherlock Holmes. And since the character is [...] Alibi \ Sep 27, 2012 Film
Culture Shock: Masterpiece Theatre Ask any artist creating new work, and they’ll tell you audiences love the classics. Maybe we prefer the familiar, the comfortable. Perhaps older [...] Clifford Grindstaff \ Sep 27, 2012 Art
Reel World: Local Doc Maker Gets Emmy Nod, Jennifer Aniston Comes To Town, Kimo Scares Up It Emmy-Worthy Multiple congratulations are in order. Local producer Anthony DellaFlora and videographers Blaise Koller and Charles McClain have all been nominated for a Rocky [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Sep 27, 2012 Film
Racist Anti-Abortion Posters Draw Student Ire University of New Mexico freshman Stephanie Padilla says she considers herself an abortion opponent and is not easily offended by slurs or stereotypes. [...] Jes Abeita \ Sep 27, 2012 News Students protest anti-abortion group’s signs (Mary Bowannie)
Letters: Sabeel Conference, Lynette, Mittens Conference Conflict Albuquerque is about to host the first-ever Sabeel Conference on Sept. 28 and 29. This was no small feat. Under pressure from the [...] Alibi \ Sep 27, 2012 News
The Occupation Isn’t Going Anywhere As Mitt Romney’s Campaign Death-Spirals, The Movement Turns One Good news, everyone! Despite what many of us long suspected, Mitt Romney doesn’t have anything against the 99%. As it turns out, he [...] Andrew Beale \ Sep 27, 2012 News
Japanese American History In New Mexico Though a lifelong New Mexican, I had no idea before reporter Margaret Wright embarked onthis story that our state was home to internment [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Blog Easter, 1941: [url]http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/Ebi[/url]Roy Ebihara[xurl] (at far left, with siblings Mary, Kathy and Bill) was part of a tight-knit Japanese community living in Clovis, N.M. After Japan declared war, the families were threatened by neighbors and forced to move to a small camp in Lincoln County. They were finally interned at Topaz Relocation Center in Utah. (Courtesy of Roy Ebihara)
