Colorado Central Magazine: April 2002 No. 98

The Monthly Magazine for people who would never confuse a telemarker with a telemarketer

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Looking for the radical center Column by George Sibley p. 2
On Mountain Time Comic Strip by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-8
Cold Enough Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Multiple Centers Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Love and Remembrance Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Anza World Conference will be in Mexico Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Uranium: Haul it away, then bring it back? Brief by Central Staff p. 8
UN declares 2002 International Year of Mountains Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Small ditch companies get a Colorado alliance Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Upper Arkansas will try a nominating board Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Perhaps EXport 5 would work better Brief by Central Staff p. 10
Celebrating National Poetry Month Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Sweet Home rhodochrosite proposed as state mineral Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Continental Divide Trail seeks volunteers Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Back in the hills at the J. Kyle Braid Youth Leadership Ranch Article by Gene Rybarczyk p. 14
Telemark turn moves into the mainstream Article by Bob Berwyn p. 18
'Pinheads' are a major market at Monarch Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 19
Some ski reading Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 22
Creative cartography? Letter from Kenneth Jessen p. 23
Potent Publication Letter from Charlie Green p. 24
About the magazine ... and the war Letter from Stu Krebs p. 24
More thoughts on the war Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 26
It's not that hard Letter from John Doe p. 27
Courage is the true currency Letter from David Hester p. 27
From discards to art: Kay Litz of Salida Article by Sue Snively p. 28
This is good news -- more or less Essay by Martha Quillen p. 31
Betsy Cowles Partridge, Mountaineer, by Janet Robertson Review by Abby Quillen p. 34
Colorado: A manual for newcomers and residents, by T.J. Walker Review by Ed Quillen p. 35
A second helping of 'Poetry on a Platter' Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 36
Conservation easement is just another adventure Column by Hal Walter p. 37
Monthly water report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: April 2002 No. 98

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Looking for the radical center Column by George Sibley p. 2

On Mountain Time Comic Strip by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-8

Cold Enough Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5

Multiple Centers Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Love and Remembrance Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Anza World Conference will be in Mexico Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Uranium: Haul it away, then bring it back? Brief by Central Staff p. 8

UN declares 2002 International Year of Mountains Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Small ditch companies get a Colorado alliance Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Upper Arkansas will try a nominating board Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Perhaps EXport 5 would work better Brief by Central Staff p. 10

Celebrating National Poetry Month Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Sweet Home rhodochrosite proposed as state mineral Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Continental Divide Trail seeks volunteers Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Back in the hills at the J. Kyle Braid Youth Leadership Ranch Article by Gene Rybarczyk p. 14

Telemark turn moves into the mainstream Article by Bob Berwyn p. 18

'Pinheads' are a major market at Monarch Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 19

Some ski reading Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 22

Creative cartography? Letter from Kenneth Jessen p. 23

Potent Publication Letter from Charlie Green p. 24

About the magazine ... and the war Letter from Stu Krebs p. 24

More thoughts on the war Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 26

It's not that hard Letter from John Doe p. 27

Courage is the true currency Letter from David Hester p. 27

From discards to art: Kay Litz of Salida Article by Sue Snively p. 28

This is good news -- more or less Essay by Martha Quillen p. 31

Betsy Cowles Partridge, Mountaineer, by Janet Robertson Review by Abby Quillen p. 34

Colorado: A manual for newcomers and residents, by T.J. Walker Review by Ed Quillen p. 35

A second helping of 'Poetry on a Platter' Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 36

Conservation easement is just another adventure Column by Hal Walter p. 37

Monthly water report from Steve Glazer

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