Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Apr 2, 2000 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Can history be repeated?/ Transfer quarterback has shot at Colorado
  by Tim Mimick
• Dream a little dream about Rockies' season
  by Lynn Zinser
• Monument's growth main election issue
  by Erin Randolph
• Phone freedom/ Or, at least a little more of it, under a bill
• April
• Back Pages
• Verse-case Scenario/ This month, poets take their work to the
  by Linda DuVal
• Avs-Stars games worth the delay
  by Lee Jenkins
• Geography at epicenter in annual bee
  by The Gazette
• Iconoclasm a testimony to the power of art
  by Mark Arnest
• Q&A: Education reform
  by Michele Ames
• Obituaries
• Santas swing into town
• Notes
• Sidelines
• A grand trek
• Bookmark
• Letters
• Teammates become foes, for now
  by Paula Parrish
• Seven series to avoid
• TOWN OF RAMAH
• Decision set in Concrete/ Chadwick returns to foundation of his
  by Bill Radford
• Bauer done with election, but not with political arena/ Former
  by Mary Boyle
• TOWN OF CALHAN
• Big School Boys Player of the Year: Julian Biglow, Palmer/ He leads
  by Ann Tatko
• Honor roll
• Jan. 1, 2001, will provide flashback to 1901
  by Bill Hethcock
• Local fans belly up to 'The Goose'
  by Reviewed by Ralph Routon
• Writing on the wall/ Experts: Killers' notes spelled trouble
  by Bill Hethcock
• Tracks lead to dinosaur discovery
  by Dru Wilson
• TRAVEL
• Week In Review
• Raves lucrative for some
  by Jeremy Meyer
• TOWN OF PALMER LAKE
• Collector will discuss art of finding rare books at fair
  by Linda DuVal
• Rockies have 'don't walk' sign lit
  by Thomas Harding
• Every generation needs something to irk parents
  by Jeremy Meyer
• AFA chiefs must retire after their tenure ends
  by Mary Boyle
• Tech briefing
• Art of devotion/ Orthodox icons inspire spiritual contemplation
  by Mark Arnest
• The children's hour
  by Reviewed by Jennifer Friend, East Library Children's Services
• Seven series to watch
• Graphologists fighting an image problem
  by Bill Hethcock
• Homeless animals get new digs
  by Danielle Nieves
• CONNECT
• Long ball, long gone/ The Blake Street Bombers have vanished. Does a
  by Thomas Harding
• SPORT PROFILE: Boxing
• Colorado Confidential: The 2000 Rockies
• Schools tout military education
  by Jennifer Hamilton
• Imagination Celebration/ Toe shoes help dancer reach for her dreams
• TOWN OF MONUMENT
• Barr regains her storytelling stride in 'Deep South'
  by Reviewed by Linda DuVal
• New pitching staff not record-setters/ Colorado wants stability
  by Thomas Harding
• Columbine crosses to return to area
  by Holly Kurtz
• The Gazette Accuracy Watch
• Optika's detour in '98 led to profitable path/ Business-to-business
  by Chris Walsh
• Optimistic spring/ Bell wholeheartedly embraces changes
  by Thomas Harding