Subject: Columbine High School

• COSMIC EVENTS

  UOFA TELESCOPES PRODUCE STANGE PROTESTS AND WEIRED OFFICIAL REACTIONS

  September 22, 1993

• Flashes

  April 29, 1999

• Go Ask Alice

  On the eve of Alice Cooper's boxed-set release party, several local musicians are cursing the bar that bears his name

  April 29, 1999

• Flashes

  May 20, 1999

• Letters

  From the week of May 27, 1999

  May 27, 1999

• Culture War Heroes

  William Bennett and the right make might at a Scottsdale resort

  May 27, 1999

• Knight Watchman

  Security guard Shaun is armed and ready for trouble at a Van Buren Circle K

  June 17, 1999

• Signed, Sealed, Delivered

  Rhythm Room honcho Bob Corritore inks a deal with roots-music heavyweight Hightone Records

  June 24, 1999

• Murphy's Law

  Year after year, Murphy school district officials watched their students die in a hail of violence. They decided to take matters into their own hands.

  October 7, 1999

• Flashes 06-08-2000

  June 8, 2000

• Letters

  From the week of March 29, 2001

  March 29, 2001

• Teenage Wasteland

  Columbine play illustrates the dark side of high school

  April 2, 2009

• Columbinus Interprets the Columbine Shootings Into Must-See Theater

  April 9, 2009

• How Gus Van Sant Finally Got Milk After Decades in Development

  November 27, 2008

• Geek Mythology

  Revenge of the nerds at Perihelion

  October 30, 2008

• Letters From the Issue of Thursday, March 22, 2007

  March 22, 2007

• King of Pain

  Sheriff Joe crowns himself anti-corruption kingfish and J.T. Ready looks for race friends on Newsaxon.com

  April 26, 2007

• School Daze

  Bully takes you back to the battlefield of high school

  November 30, 2006

• No Way Out

  The final spiral of a tormented musician

  August 11, 2005

• element a440

  Selfish
  (self-released)

  August 4, 2005

• Reel Life

  Film showcase avoids the 'hood

  February 17, 2005

• Pokafase

  January 20, 2005

• Multiplying by Zero

  May 6, 2004

• Mean Streak

  The brothers behind Heathers and Mean Girls discuss the evolution of wicked-chick flicks

  April 29, 2004

• Teen Spleen

  Talking smack wreaks high school havoc in Mean Girls

  April 29, 2004

• The New Racism

  February 26, 2004

• Life or Art?

  Two local bands put divergent spins on their metal theater

  April 10, 2003

• Far From Happy

  The year's best featured plenty of sad white guys

  January 2, 2003

• Columbine Harvester

  Michael Moore goes threshing about in search of fear itself

  October 31, 2002

• Monsters of Rock

  Danish 'psychobilly' band lampoons America, offers twangy satire

  October 31, 2002

• Small Screen, Big Step

  DEJ Productions tries to give 'direct-to-video' a good name

  February 28, 2002

• Buddy & Julie Miller

  Buddy & Julie Miller (HighTone)

  October 4, 2001

• Rammstein

  Mutter (Republic/Universal)

  August 23, 2001

• I Know What You Did Off-Campus

  Teen Webmaster booted from school over online sex-scandal rumor

  April 12, 2001

• Milk of Human Blindness

  Pay It Forward is so sweet it should sicken, but the sugar won't be denied

  October 19, 2000

• New Paper Views

  "Fragile Moments" and "Screen Shots," two separate exhibits at ASU, tie disparate childhood memories together

  October 19, 2000

• Air Apparent

  Flighty front man Stephan Jenkins overflows with Third Eye Blind ambition

  August 17, 2000

• For the Record

  MDFMK's Sascha Konietzko on controversy, scapegoating and Columbine

  June 15, 2000

• High Marks

  The Scary Guy goes to the head of the class as a school motivational speaker

  June 8, 2000

• Inside the Soap Box

  Michael Moore gets out of his La-Z-Boy to find The Awful Truth

  May 25, 2000

• Hurray Bashing

  Anatomy of a gay hate crime in fictional Lummox, Texas is a one-man tour de force

  April 13, 2000

• Invisible Scourge

  While society frets over the threat of school massacres, a more insidious and lethal rampage mounts on the streets, unacknowledged

  December 30, 1999

• Maim That Toon!

  Musicalized South Park is something to @#$%& about

  July 8, 1999

• Flashes

  June 3, 1999

• Space Cadets

  Trekkies docu examines starship troupers

  May 27, 1999

• Risque Business

  May 13, 1999

• Joe Arpaio Fanboy/Neo-Nazi "Vito Lombardi" is Thomas Vito Coletto, Alleged Columbine Copycat (w/Update)

  from KPHO Channel 5 Thomas Coletto, aka, "Vito Lombardi" in 2007 I've discovered the true identity of the neo-Nazi who posed for a pic with Sheriff Joe Arpaio on May 2, which he then posted on Stormfront.org. His name is Thomas Vito Coletto, birth date 8/23/1989. And he has a record. Specifically, He was arrested back in 2007 and later indicted by a grand jury for his role in an alleged threat to shut down Scottsdale's Desert Mountain High School, where he was a senior at the time. A

  May 7, 2009

• May 7 In Blogs: Eyes Set to Kill, NIN, Travel Channel, Dave Matthews Band and More

  In the 24-hour news cycle it can be difficult to keep up. Worry not! We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times' blogs. Today's entries: Feathered Bastard: Joe Arpaio Fanboy/Neo-Nazi "Vito Lombardi" Is Thomas Vito Coletto, Alleged Columbine Copycat Up on the Sun: Tempe's Eyes Set to Kill to Release New Album in June Nine Inch Nails/Jane's Addiction Tour Conquers the Internet Chow Bella: Travel Channel Coming to Tammie Coe Today Cafe:

  May 7, 2009

• Green Day Brings Classic Rock Feel To U.S. Airways Show

  Luke HolwerdaGreen Day's Billy Joe Armstrong on stage at U.S. Airways Center in Phoenix.​Depending on who you ask, there's something either: a) vaguelyorb) obviously and irredeemably pathetic about a 37-year-old man in skinny black jeans. So, yes, Green Day singer Billy Joe Armstrong immediatly looked a little silly strutting on stage at U.S. Airways Center as the piano-driven opening of "21st Century Breakdown," the title track to his band's latest record, played over the PA. It's forgivabl

  August 23, 2009

• Concert Review: Everclear at The Big Pour

  Jonathan McNamaraEverclear at The Big Pour.​It's a well-established fact that the mark of a truly brilliant pop song is its ability to stand the test of time, captivating new generations or, at the very least, remaining meaningful to it's intended audience over a lifetime. As an admitted Gen X/Y cusper with a 90s obsession, I can't claim I'm an unbiased and wholly legitimate source when it comes to declaring the work of Portland-bred alt-rock icons Everclear to be on that level -- but it sure

  November 16, 2009