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Astrology: Aug. 17, 2023
ARIES (March 21-April 19): The Lincoln Calibration Sphere 1 is a hollow globe of aluminum launched into Earth orbit in 1965. Fifty-eight years later,...
Fresh starts
Dear Dan: I am newly divorced and have started a relationship with a man I’ve known and deeply cared about for decades. The sex...
Polyamorist’s plaything
Dear Dan: I am a 34-year-old straight woman. I’m monogamous and have an avoidant attachment style. I’ve been seeing a guy I really like....
A long ugly story
Sometime in the fall of 1979 I got a phone call from a friend of my older brother. He wanted to know if I...
Marijuana and the Colorado GOP
I spent last Saturday at the Republican State Convention in Colorado Springs where three things that involved marijuana made news, although only one of...
Astrology | Week of October 17, 2013
ARIES March 21-April 19: This is an indelicate oracle. If you’re offended by the mention of bodily functions in a prophetic context you should STOP READING NOW. Still here? OK. I was walking through my neighborhood when I spied an older woman standing over her aged ...
Astrology 12/15/16
ARIES
March 21-April 19: “Living is a form of not being sure, not knowing what next or how,” said dancer Agnes De Mille. “We guess....
Astrology: Oct. 12, 2023
ARIES (March 21-April 19):The Indigenous Semai people of Malaysia try hard not to cause unhappiness in others. This makes them reluctant to impose their...
ICUMI (In case you missed it)
Thanks Obama
Every 37 seconds, Trump spews another hateful, ignorant, appalling remark. Just when you think you can’t hate him more, somehow he insults women...
SAVAGE Love
Dear Dan: I was combing through some old columns/podcasts and came upon a few instances where you counseled women on selling their used underwear online. So I was wondering: Is this particular kink strictly limited to straight guys looking for ladies’ panties? Or is ...
Astrology | Week of Dec. 17, 2009
ARIES March 21-April 19: I don’t understand why the astronomers responsible for naming new-found objects are so devoid of flair. Here’s a prime example: They found a blazar, or blazing quasi-stellar object, in a faraway galaxy. It’s powered by a supermassive black ...











