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Music Feature
Merlefest, North Carolina’s annual
bluegrass/Americana music festival, is bigger than
ever thanks to the O Brother Where Art Thou?
soundtrack and the “voice” of George Clooney, fest
performer Dan Tyminski.
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Arts Feature
Improvisational dance teacher Karen Nelson shares
her mastery with the Triangle.
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Arts Feature
UNC-Chapel Hill poet and N.C. literary force Alan
Shapiro adds a new volume to a body of work about
death and dying.
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Arts Feature
In her new book, Gerda Lerner focuses the lens of
feminist scholarship on her own history.
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Arts Feature
As a once-robust new play festival fades, Duke
Theater Studies tries to take half of its first year "off
the record."
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Arts Feature
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Film Review
Two horny teenage boys and the older woman they
want to "know" set off across Mexico in a spirited road
movie.
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News Feature
The drug-free, man-free and excuse-free world of
Gloria Lowe and Mission House for Women in Raleigh.
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Preaching about SUVs in Cary turned out to be risky.
Clearly, cars and their larger relatives are still among
America’s favorite sacred cows.
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Front Porch
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Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
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Spotlight
Kandahar
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NEWS: Triangles
A new consulate in Raleigh is an official piece of
Mexico—inside the Beltline.
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Best Bets
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NEWS: Trotline
Pickle polemics, the N.C. Supreme Court and the
latest Liddy Dole sighting.
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Spotlight
The Genomic Revolution
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Best Bets
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MUSIC: Scene & Heard
In this week’s column, we’ve got local music updates,
a B-movie soundtrack (as done by local rockers
S.C.O.T.S.) and more hijinks by former Triangle
wünderkind Ryan Adams.
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Show poetry some respect in April and get an update
on new local publications.
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Best Bets
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Spotlight
The Faint
