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Catherine Lutz

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Freelance writer, editor and photographer. Mother of two, wife, skier! Appreciator of books, music, culture, food ... life!
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Three Local Design Firms That Put Aspen Public Spaces on the Map

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By Catherine Lutz
| Aspen Sojourner
Left to right: Harry Teague, Charles Cunniffe, Sarah Broughton, and John Rowland. From downtown landmarks like the Hotel Jerome and the pedestrian malls to stately Victorian West End residences and the Aspen Institute’s Bauhaus-inspired campus, architects have shaped this city’s built environment perhaps more than any other profession.
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Three Ways to Lunch Like a European on Snowmass Mountain

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By Catherine Lutz
| Aspen Sojourner
The Cabin With its multiple base areas and respectable amount of above-treeline terrain, Snowmass has a bit of the feel of a European Alps ski area—especially when it comes to on-mountain dining. For European skiers, sitting down for a multicourse lunch paired with beer and wine is essential to any ski day in the alpine. For Americans, lunch is something that happens as quickly as possible, if at all, which typically means cafeteria-style fare.
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Authoritarianism Feeds on a Bloated Military Budget | Common Dreams

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By Catherine Lutz
| Common Dreams
No single explanation exists for how our American democracy came under siege. But with Donald Trump having spent 2025 in escalating conflict across the hemispheres, there is one big factor we shouldn't keep ignoring: the role that our bloated military budget has played in expanding authoritarianism in the United States. Year after year, trillions are spent on military affairs—via the Pentagon, nuclear weapons programs, Veterans Affairs, and interest on war debt.
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