Pueblo's Petri Dish of High Schools
Stereotyping. Plato did it. Aristotle followed with Categories, an early in-depth analysis of classification. While neither of these philosophers experienced high school culture in Anywhere, America, their approach might explain th...
DIY Food: Getting personal with the food you eat
Spending time preparing your own food is surprisingly good for you. Or, at least, the opposite is true. Scientists have found a connection between people who spend little time preparing ...
Pawn in the Pueblo
It's a fact. People in Pueblo visit pawn shops - quite often, too, if the number of pawnbrokers is any evidence. It's a centuries-old practice for getting some quick cash. Ev...
EcoVillage Benefit with Pato Banton
On August 20th, 2010 something truly remarkable happened on the back patio at Galileo's Restaurant. Not only did legendary reggae artist, Pato Banton (with his band, the Now Generation), bring do...
Newspin: Privacy, partisanship and political punditry

I love my privacy.
In an era with more information coming at each of us in a month than previous generations experienced in a lifetime, we have to be vigilant about our mental and physical personal space. Whereas we began as hunters and foragers, now we expend a similar amount of energy holding things at arms' length.
InsideOut: Pueblo High Schools Finally Out Front
Imagine if you will, being a confused teenager; hormones going crazy, parents always nagging at you, school work stressing you out, and friends being, well what teenage friends can be... mean. Now add to that the confusion of trying to accept and embrace your sexuality, acknowledging the fact that you are what others call "different." Two for $20: DC's on B Street
Barfly: Gus' Place
I was prepared to have to don my sunglasses as I would have to do in so many other Pueblo bars that offer no consideration for the life of my retinas. I was happily surprised when I walked in to a cozy, dimly lit bar. |





