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Ultrarunning Gets Younger – and Faster
Tony Krupicka takes his sport to new extremes.
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Boys Will Be Wetboys
It was fun while it lasted — but now MTV wants to mainstream Colorado's weirdest skateboarders.
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GB Fish & Chips
If at first you don’t succeed, fry, fry again.
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Rent-a-Cop
Denver's finest protect and serve, whether they're being paid by the city or the corner bar.
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Neighborhood Flix Café & Cinema
There will be grub!
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Rush to Riot (8)
How seriously should we take Rush Limbaugh's fantasies of a disturbance in Denver?
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Hideous Houses of Highland (7)
More is not merrier for Highland homeowners who want to stop construction in their neighborhoods.
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Vonnegut (6)
Fall Into Place
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Target Practice: Racism and Police Shootings Are No Game (6)
Are Denver cops trigger-happy for minorities? A video game might hold the answer.
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Boys Will Be Wetboys (4)
It was fun while it lasted — but now MTV wants to mainstream Colorado's weirdest skateboarders.
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Wind Song
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Apple A Day
Green is in at this Earth Day celebration.
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Big Kahane
Jeffrey Kahane joins the discussion on the NPAC.
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Buried Treasure
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Star Power
An epic science-fiction convention prepares for landing.
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Scenes from Cinco de Mayo
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DeVotchKa on NPR's All Songs Considered and Conan
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The Best Damn Crackhead Pickle Shop in Denver
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Crocs Fills the Bill
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Delegating Denver #42 of 56: Pennsylvania
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Recent Articles By Joel Warner
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Hideous Houses of Highland
More is not merrier for Highland homeowners who want to stop construction in their neighborhoods.
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Wheels of Fortune
Steve Meyer wants to sell pedicabs to the world — but is the world willing to go along for the ride?
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The Family Tricycle
Joe Polara’s other car is a pedicab.
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Free and Easy
Tim Blumenthal hopes Bikes Belong at the DNC.
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Gee Whiz
National Features
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Broward-Palm Beach New Times
Last Step to Redemption
Drug counselor Richard Entrekin swam a little too easily in a sea of sharks.
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Village Voice
The Cro-Mag Diaries
Remembering the brutal life and times of John "Bloodclot" Joseph, New York hardcore icon.
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Miami New Times
Class Warfare
At a Florida school, kids threaten teachers, whose bosses look the other way.
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SF Weekly
Party Crashers
If you think Ralph Nader won't screw the Democrats again, you're not paying attention.
By John Geluardi
Da Vinci had his canvas. Michelangelo had the Sistine Chapel ceiling. We have snowboards.
Yep, that sleek fusion of laminate and fiberglass streaking down the slopes has become the modern canvas for artistic prodigies everywhere. Don't believe us? Check out an exhibition tonight of submissions for the second annual Design the Modern Board Competition, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Denver studio of Design Within Reach, 2500 East Second Avenue. The snowboard designs are sure to span the creative gamut, and the winning designer will get his graphic slapped on a K2 board. Last year's victor, Anthony Yenason, has been enjoying riding his snow-devouring "Anger Monster" all year. "It allowed me to embody a lot of personal anger and undirected frustration and turn it into something not only relieving, but also successful in the eyes of others," he says. "Sweet." Raphael himself couldn't have said it better.
A suggested cash donation of $10 at the door of the event, which also features a raffle and classy food and drink, benefits the Snowboard Outreach Society. Guidelines are available at www.dwr.com/studios/denver. For more information, call 720-407-0000.
March 10-27, 2008
