Editorial

September 17, 2007 | Email This Post Email This Post | Print This Post Print This Post | http://csr.colosprings.org/2007/09/17/editorial-2/

This is the second monthly issue of Colorado Springs Record+. The first issue received a warm welcome in the community, and it has gratified and energized us.

Our objective in bringing out CSR+ is to highlight activities and achievements of individuals and organizations that make life rich and pleasurable in our beautiful hometown by Pikes Peak. CSR+ also intends to bring our readers reviews and descriptions of cultural performances, artistic efforts, intellectual activities, and other life-enriching activities in our city.

This issue of CSR+ features an interview with a poet whose work in Russian and English describe simplicity, tranquility, and a passion for life. We showcase a commercial establishment, run by a former military language specialist who has established a lifelong relationship with Native American art. We also write about two spanking new buildings on the UCCS campus, an institution that impacts the intellectual, aesthetic, and cultural environment in Colorado Springs. Finally, we celebrate the diversity that exists in Colorado Springs with a note on the Everybody Welcome festival that took place recently.

If you, esteemed reader, know of any individual or organization that you think has made a positive and significant difference in Colorado Springs, please send an email to editor@colosprings.org. Include name, address, and your reason for nominating this person or organization for recognition.

We intend to produce Colorado Springs Record+ as an Internet-only magazine for the time being. Once we obtain sponsors or advertisers, we shall publish hard copies of CSR+. If you know of anyone who may be interested in receiving this Internet magazine, please request that s/he subscribe to it at our Website at www.colosprings.org. We also invite potential sponsors and advertisers to contact CSR+ at marketing@colosprings.org.

Sincerely,

J and M

Jugal Kalita and Margaret Mistry

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