Jul 21, 2004
News
Dead Set on Destruction
by Britt Robson
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Even Republicans are alarmed by the governor's fiscal mismanagement |
Stripped Clean
by Sheila Mulrooney Eldred
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Everyone's trying to figure out what makes equity stripping illegal. Misty Collins just wants her house back. |
Carpe Carp Diem
(News Briefs)
by Mike Mosedale
Goodbye, Niziolek
(News Briefs)
by G.R. Anderson Jr.
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Viewmaster
(Viewmaster)
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The Check's in the Mail
(Cover Story)
by Beth Hawkins
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How a once-mighty union sold out thousands of workers on the eve of retirement |
Music
Tick Tock, Tick Tock
by Michael Tortorello
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Running down the clock toward the end times with Modest Mouse |
Olympian Heights
by Lindsey Thomas
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Heavy sweating with indie-pop supergroup Olympic Hopefuls |
Of Mohawks and Crack Hos
by Paul Demko
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The F-Ups conquer the world, stop at Wal-Mart |
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Let It Blurb
(CD Review)
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Various Artists: Hungry Ghost
(CD Review)
by Rod Smith
Why I Love Humans In Their Contemptible Mortal State
(I'm All Ears)
by Melissa Maerz
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Miss Pussycat and Melodious owl show their homo sapien side |
Restaurants
Space Cadets
(Dish)
by Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl
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A new Lyn-Lake pizza joint combines do-gooding, fun, and pizza to charming effect |
Art
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You've Got To Play To Pay
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Where The Hell Are We?
by Jon Hunt
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Traveling into a brave new nowhere with two soap factory exhibits |
Columns
The Mission
(Jim Walsh)
by Jim Walsh
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Making book with Carolyn Cone |
Movies
Blaxploitation Lost In Translation
by Matthew Wilder
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Should 'King Arthur' be renamed 'Antoine Fuqua's Baadasssss Song'? |
Arts
Notes of a Dirty Young Extra
(Arts Feature)
by Paul Demko
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Love is a hot dog from Hell on the race track set of the new Bukowski film |
Performing Arts
Garbage House Beautiful
(Theater)
by Quinton Skinner
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The Jungle uncovers Harlem pack rats in Richard Greenberg play |