Private Confessions A slow meditation on guilt, love, family and God. [07-05-99] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI "Election" The (student) body politic. [05-17-99] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Speed Reader "Shelf Space," "The Ibis Tapestry," "Naked," "Trees and Shrubs of the Trans-Pecos" [08-03-98] — Blake de Pastino, Jennifer L.X. Scharn, Angie Drobnic and Chris Johnson, WEEKLY ALIBI Not Wilde Enough "Wilde." [07-13-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Newscity New Mexico news that affects you. [07-06-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Crashing the Party Michele Mitchell's "A New Kind of Party Animal". [07-06-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Viva Flamenco An Interview with the director of Festival Flamenco Internacional. [06-08-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Culture Clash "Love and Death on Long Island" clashes cultures with care. [06-08-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Character Counts? "Character" is a meditation on the way children eventually grow up to be both like and unlike their parents. [05-18-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI For the Health of It? The challange of eating healthy on a vegetarian diet. [05-11-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Slow and Steady Wins the Race? Let's all get "Happy Together". [04-27-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Speed Reader "33 Moments of Happiness" by Ingo Schulze; "Advertising Outdoors" by David Bernstein; "Snowboarding to Nirvana" by Fredrick Lenz; "Red Blood and Black Ink" by David Dary. [04-20-98] — Susan Schuurman, Jessica English, Todd Gibson, Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Pink is for Girls What makes "Ma Vie En Rose" such an artistically compelling film? [03-02-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI The Lord's Work "The Apostle." [02-16-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI If the Tail Was Smarter ... Barry Levinson's vicious new satire bites Washington in the butt. [01-20-98] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Getting Medieval The classic musical comes to Albuquerque in fine style. [12-29-97] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Every Day is Silent and Gray Two strangers meet one fateful day in Jonathan Nossiter's subtle, unsettling love story. [12-15-97] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Coffees Are Just Talk Our erudite editorial staff sounds off. [11-10-97] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Speed Reader Suburban Discipline by Peter Lang; Kafaka Was the Rage by Anatole Broyard; Twilley by Bruce Fleming; The Death of the Banker by Ron Cherrow.[10-20-97] — Blake de pastino, Jeffrey Lee, Stephen Ausherman and Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI Not So Simple Minds Absorbing new AIDS drama achieves greater meaning. [10-20-97] — Angie Drobnic, WEEKLY ALIBI More Angie Drobnic Archives...
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