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ABQ Free Press, April 8, 2015 VOL II, Issue 7, April 8, 2015 New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper What Makes Steven Michael Quezada Tick? PAGE 11 Achoo! Clyde Tingley’s Curse on ABQ PAGE 16 Space Women PAGE 14 It’s Spring: Go Plant Rio Rancho Red-light Something! PAGE 19 Cameras Likely Illegal PAGE 5 Are You one of ABQ’s ‘Young Turks’? Page 6 PAGE 2 • April 8, 2015 • ABQ FREE PRESS www.freeabq.com NEWS www.abqarts.com Editor: [email protected] ABQ Free Press Pulp News Associate Editor, News: [email protected] Associate Editor, Arts: comPilEd By ABq frEE PrEss stAff [email protected] New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper VOL II, Issue 7, April 8, 2015 Uphill fight of $800. “I’m actually more comfort- Advertising: [email protected] able being kind of poor,” he said. A female rap duo calling themselves With the start of the regular season, On Twitter: @FreeABQ “The Bombaebs” is speaking out Norris will move into a teammate’s IN THIS ISSUE against India’s rape culture. “We’re house as a concession to his new now known as the land of rapes,” Editor role as a major-leaguer. Blue Jays’ says TV host Pankhuri Awasthi, in a Dan Vukelich General Manager Alex Anthopoulos You Tube video performed with artist (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 said he’s OK with Norris’s ascetic Uppekha. 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Page 5 Associate Editor, Arts preset / That our women are nothing Young professionals invited to solve ABQ’s issues ..........................................................................Page Stephanie Hainsfurther 6 more than objects / To be controlled, OD boomers (505) 301-0905 COVER STORY: The education of Steven Michael Quezada .......................................................Page 11 shut-up and used for sex / No boy, Baby boomers who used marijuana Details emerging in Fort Stanton youth facility rape allegation......................................................Page learn some respect.” Polls suggest 12 and cocaine in their youth are turning Design they have a long way to go. Sixty ABQ’s women space pioneers ......................................................................................................Page 14 to painkillers like oxycontin to relieve Terry Kocon, Hannah Reiter, Cathleen Tiefa percent of Indian boys believe sexual the pain of age-related illnesses. violence is at least partly the woman’s Problem is, they’re not handling it Photography fault, according to Bangalore-based very well. In 2013, 12,000 boomers Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio COLUMNS nonprofit Children’s Movement for between the ages of 45 and 64 died Labreche, Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm Civic Awareness. Joe Monahan: Build it and prisoners will come ............................................................................... Page 7 from overdoses – more than the death Contributors this issue Efrain Villa: Exchanging culture in another nightclub in Rwanda .....................................................Page 7 rate of the same age group in auto Rich Boucher, Gary Glasgow, Ariane Jarocki, You are there accidents. Dan Klein, Neala McCarten, Betsy Model, Facebook plans to use the virtual real- Joe Monahan, Sayrah Namasté, ANALYSIS & OPINION ity technology of Oculus, a company Guns R us Jerry Ortiz y Pino, Robert Reich, it bought last year for $2 billion, to Rene Thompson, Efrain Villa, Jim Wagner To the mayor and the media – stop fearmongering................................ ..........................................Page 8 China eclipsed Germany as the No. allow users to immersively share Protesting PARCC, healthcare, Mary Hawkes and more .................................................................Page 3 arms dealer to the world, but being 8 the experiences of their Facebook Copy Editors No. 3 leaves the Chinese a long way Letters to the editor...........................................................................................................................Page 9 friends. Mike Schroepfer, Facebook’s Jim Wagner behind No. 1, the United States, and Gary Glasgow editorial cartoons ......................................................................................................Page chief technology officer, cited his Wendy Fox Dial 9 No. 2, Russia, which together account excitement at watching his 4-year-old Bemoaning the sad end of the 2015 legislative session ...............................................................Page 10 for 58 percent of all arms sold world- daughter ride her bike without train- Sales Manager Robert Reich: Making more with fewer people equals fewer jobs .................................................Page 13 wide in 2014, ABC News reported. ing wheels for the first time. “I wish Greta Weiner, (505) 345-4080, Ext, 803 everyone could’ve been teleported to Sales representative that moment,” he told the conference, Giveaway ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & MORE F8. Adding VR functionality to Face- Jeffrey Newman, (505) 345-4080, Ext. 805 Tim Cook, head of Apple, has joined Garden: Clyde Tingley’s Siberian elm curse ..................................................................................Page book will allow users to intimately 16 Warren Buffett and Bill Gates in prom- Operations Manager share vacations and other high points Calling all Pets ...............................................................................................................................Page 18 ising to give away most of his wealth. Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 of their friends’ lives, Schroepfer said. Garden: Dishing about dirt.............................................................................................................Page After providing for the college needs 19 of his 10-year-old nephew, Cook says Published every other week by: Garden: The next generation of straw-bale gardening ..................................................................Page 20 Skinny ban he will give the rest of his fortune to Great Noggins LLC Garden: News for now ...................................................................................................................Page 20 philanthropic organizations. Although P.O. Box 6070 Garden: The Thirsty Gardener ponders hot vs. cool .....................................................................Page A French lawmaker is trying to ban Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 21 anorexic models from Paris’s fashion less than the amount Buffett and Garden: The rewards of garden vegetables and edibles ...............................................................Page 22 Gates have pledged, that still comes runways. The bill would require Publishers Living: ABeerQ News.....................................................................................................................Page 23 physicians to submit reports verifying to $120 million in Apple stock plus Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich Living: Doing good, one chai latte at a time...................................................................................Page that models have a healthy body mass another $665 million in restricted 23 index. The same lawmaker wants to stock once he becomes vested. Screens: Alternate universes and anti-heroes ...............................................................................Page 24 outlaw websites that promote eating Stages: Joe Nichols aims for “Sunny and 75”................................................ ...............................Page 26 disorders. Italy, Spain and Israel Corner stores Corrections policy: Stages: You should go ...................................................................................................................Page 27 already ban anorexic models. It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct Enter our 2015 Editor’s Choice Photo Contest ..............................................................................Page 27 Amazon’s foray into India doesn’t in- errors in a timely fashion. Contact the editors volve drone deliveries, yet, but it does at the email addresses on this page. Calendar of arts and entertainment events………………… ................................................ Pages 28-31 WYSIWYG involve local mom-and-pop conve- Crossword puzzle solution………………… ...................................................................................Page 31 nience stores. In the city of Bangalore, Daniel Norris, a Toronto Blue Jays Crossword puzzle………………… .................................................................................................Page 32 rookie pitcher, is taking Canada by Amazon is having local stores upload Where to find storm. The 21-year prospect, who their inventory to Amazon’s servers. our paper? Shoppers using mobile phones can signed for a $1 million bonus, spent List of more than ON THE COVER: You might think you know Steven Michael Quezada because you watched “Breaking Bad,” but our neighborhood browse for food
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