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Santa Fe Writes '08

Santa Fe Writes '08

INTRODUCING THE WINNERS OF SFR'S ANNUAL WRITING CONTEST

College of Santa Fe Deal Falls Through

College of Santa Fe Deal Falls Through

EXTRA: In a dramatic turn of events, the College of Santa Fe has lost its deal with Laureate Education. CSF has appealed to the governor and the secretary of education to arrange a last-minute state merger with Highlands University or UNM.
Zane's World

Zane's World

SFR has obtained a document that suggests the All Indian Pueblo Council is well into the planning stages of a massive development project on the Santa Fe Indian School grounds.
 

Worth Noting

Blockgate
Blockgate

Ever since SFR first broke the news that Jerome Block Jr. had failed to disclose his full criminal record during his primary campaign to win election to the Public Regulatory Commission, indiscretions, lies and anomalies have continued to mount.

Local News , Web Extra 10/01/2008

The Deep End
The Deep End

A weekly series that asks people to share their most profound thoughts at the moment of interview, regardless of the topic or its relation to their profession, age, celebrity, etc.

The Deep End , Multimedia Alysha Shaw 11/27/2008

The Deep End
The Deep End

A weekly series that asks people to share their most profound thoughts at the moment of interview, regardless of the topic or its relation to their profession, age, celebrity, etc.

The Deep End , Multimedia Alysha Shaw 11/22/2008

Cinematrix

Movie Listings!
Movie Listings!

Click here for Films, Showtimes and Theaters

Movies 11/11/2008

Twice Bitten
Twice Bitten

Two based-on-the-best-selling-novel vampire movies—one stars adults but is aimed at 12-year-olds, the other stars 12-year-olds but is aimed at adults—have arrived simultaneously. Good news for those who want nothing more than a sip of somebody’s blood.

Movies Emiliano Garcia-Sarnoff 11/26/2008

Innocence Lost
Innocence Lost

A fairly original film told from the viewpoint of a young German lad who unwittingly has a front-row seat to the horrors instigated by the Nazi regime during World War II.

Movies 11/26/2008

Sound & Fury

CD Review: Sole

Anticon Records founder Tim Holland, aka Sole, is an unstoppable wrecking ball of politically charged energy. His stream-of-consciousness lyrical style has a tendency to deconstruct common hip-hop themes until they are just ashes on the mic.

Music Kyle Eustice 11/25/2008

Ringmaster
Ringmaster

Jeremy Bleich's diversity makes him the right music geek to compose the sound for Circus Luminous.

Music Patricia Sauthoff 11/26/2008

First Person: philosophy without a party
First Person: philosophy without a party

Conservatives think the election results prove conservatism is in trouble. Actually, conservatism is fine. It’s the Republican Party that’s in trouble.

Columns Ted Rall 11/25/2008

Zane's World
Zane's World

SFR has obtained a document that suggests the All Indian Pueblo Council is well into the planning stages of a massive development project on the Santa Fe Indian School grounds.

Columns , Arts & Culture Zane Fischer 11/25/2008

Eat, Read, Watch

Hot Buttered Love
Hot Buttered Love

If buttering up is what you have in mind, here’s a thought: use butter. Everyone likes olive oil, and for daily cooking many of us turn to it most often. But this is about butter and the particular fruits of its labor: beurre noisette, caramel, hollandaise. Bread and butter is the ultimate pairing, like Fred and Ginger, pretzels and mustard, gin and tonic.

Food A Qasimi 11/19/2008

Interview with Shelley Hirsch
Interview with Shelley Hirsch

Shelley Hirsch has a way with words. Actually, the writer, singer, musician and performer has her way with words. Hirsch manipulates the boundaries of language and sound to create stories that encompass both the immediate surroundings and the larger world.

Interviews , Performing Arts / Books Patricia Sauthoff 11/19/2008

Bread Alone
Bread Alone

Just what part of "staff of life" don't restaurants understand?

Food A Qasimi 11/11/2008

Terra Nova
Terra Nova

There is a half an hour window when the molten coral sunset bathes the bar and dining room of Terra in a burnished copper glow. Here, at Encantado, the latest jewel in a modest lineup of Auberge Resorts’ inimitable eye candy, aerodynamic meets organic in the most archetypal and ironic embodiment of the contemporary Santa Fe psyche—and perhaps its most captivating.

Food A Qasimi 11/05/2008

Local Business Directory

Dr. Windy Carter, D.C.

Doctor of Chiropractic

Chiropractic Care Santa Fe
Pomegranate Studios

Dance & Fitness Studio

Dance Studios Santa Fe
Southwestern Counseling Center

Counseling-- Low Cost

Affordable Counseling Santa Fe
Marie Seren Cohen, PhD

Clinical and Geriatric Psychologist

Clinical and Geriatric Psychology Santa Fe

Restaurant Finder

California Pastrami & More

This portable restaurant serves great pastrami, hot dogs and burgers until late at night.

Santa Fe
Tune-Up Café
Tune-Up Café

Though the stucco is now a dusky cocoa and the interior is brighter (and finally, clean), the ultimate tune-up to jump-start neighborhood legend Dave's Not Here has to be tasted, not seen.

Santa Fe
The Bar at Rio Chama

If you're looking for Santa Fe in a bottle, look no farther than the bar at Rio Chama. Here is the town's most symptomatic restaurant venue: a place for good, strong drinks, the half-baked study of demographic trends and the scandals of their sometimes-sauced ambassadors.

Santa Fe
Applebee's

Hearty American food, plus cool stuff on the walls. Bonus!

Santa Fe