Colorado Central Magazine: September 2004 No. 127

The Monthly Magazine for People who know where to find red aspen.

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Now it's different Essay by Louise Wagenknecht p. 2
Southark Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-8
Modern moats to keep us rabble out Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Now, Gunnison wants a brand Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Despite service problems, UP keeps our line closed Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Florissant selects a four-legged mayor Brief by Central Staff p. 7
They weren't talking about us Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 8
Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 10
Beneath the surface at the Lost Mine Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Colorado's own flammable waterway Brief by Central Staff p. 12
Private enterprise Brief by Central Staff p. 12
Technofascism Essay by Kay Matthews p. 20
Back to school (with a twist) Article by Margaret Rush p. 21
Creed de Avanzar Article by Marcia Darnell p. 24
Ancient myths and modern reality Column by George Sibley p. 26
Looking forward to more Letter from Neil Reich p. 28
The return of the Colorado Blowfish Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 28
Quinoa: a 21st-century food from the Andes Article by Douglas Larsen p. 30
Colorado water: The future is uncertain and the past is not so clear Essay by Martha Quillen p. 34
Louise Peterson of Guffey: Sculpting great danes Article by Sunnie Sacks p. 40
Not the same old song and dance: The wit and wisdom of Peter Harvey Spencer, compiled and edited by Paul O'Rourke Review by Ed Quillen p. 42
Avedon at work in the American West, by Laura Wilson Review by Betsy Marston p. 43
The Biography of Casimiro Barela, by José Fernández, translated and annotated by A. Gabriel Meléndez Review by Ed Quillen p. 44
Paying attention to the natural world Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: September 2004 No. 127

Return to Main Archive

Now it's different Essay by Louise Wagenknecht p. 2

Southark Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-8

Modern moats to keep us rabble out Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

Now, Gunnison wants a brand Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Despite service problems, UP keeps our line closed Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Florissant selects a four-legged mayor Brief by Central Staff p. 7

They weren't talking about us Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 8

Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 10

Beneath the surface at the Lost Mine Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Colorado's own flammable waterway Brief by Central Staff p. 12

Private enterprise Brief by Central Staff p. 12

Technofascism Essay by Kay Matthews p. 20

Back to school (with a twist) Article by Margaret Rush p. 21

Creed de Avanzar Article by Marcia Darnell p. 24

Ancient myths and modern reality Column by George Sibley p. 26

Looking forward to more Letter from Neil Reich p. 28

The return of the Colorado Blowfish Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 28

Quinoa: a 21st-century food from the Andes Article by Douglas Larsen p. 30

Colorado water: The future is uncertain and the past is not so clear Essay by Martha Quillen p. 34

Louise Peterson of Guffey: Sculpting great danes Article by Sunnie Sacks p. 40

Not the same old song and dance: The wit and wisdom of Peter Harvey Spencer, compiled and edited by Paul O'Rourke Review by Ed Quillen p. 42

Avedon at work in the American West, by Laura Wilson Review by Betsy Marston p. 43

The Biography of Casimiro Barela, by José Fernández, translated and annotated by A. Gabriel Meléndez Review by Ed Quillen p. 44

Paying attention to the natural world Column by Hal Walter p. 46

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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