Indy Week

Holy matrimony, unholy twang

Trailer Bride gears up for a new release

• by Rick Cornell

Get out

Music worth leaving the house to hear this week

Sax and violins in chamber music

The Ciompi Quartet's offerings are good enough to inspire groupie behavior

• by Deborah Broderson

The Durham-Chapel Hill line

A journal of music happenings in the Durham-Chapel Hill area

• by Chris Toenes

A difference of opinion

Can ADF students, faculty and audiences agree to disagree on Pilobolus?

• by Byron Woods

The 500-year-old mirror

Elisabeth Corley shows us what we look like, while Davis, Kocz and Chiron all delight

• by Byron Woods

The Indy Bookshelf

Ten Little Indians by Sherman Alexie

• by Robert Segedy

Cookbook rehab

• by David Auerbach

Present Ten(se)

Two films from Palestine and Iran focus on life as it is in the Middle East

• by Godfrey Cheshire

Medicine or ministry?

Crisis pregnancy centers are using the language and technology of modern medicine to help soften their appeal to clients--but not their anti-abortion aims.

• by Barbara Solow

Common Sense for all

• by Richard Hart

On the road to a more elitist Chapel Hill

Habitat for whom?

Heroes of the kitchen

• by Erika Gamel

Calling all Latino Democrats

• by Sylvia Pfeiffenberger

Gay students seek acceptance at East Chapel Hill High

• by Nicole Burgess

The Independent Weekly 20th Anniversary

Looking back

Porch Quote

Back Talk

Letters to the Editor

In alt-country

• by Rick Cornell

In clubs

In the crosshairs of progress

Chatham County woman holds her ground in the shadow of a "Mountain of Bucks"

• by Jennifer Strom

Movie Spotlight

Settling in Seattle

• by David Fellerath

In mind invasion

Ian Campbell: His justice is tempered with mercy

ClydeFest

• by Maria Brubeck

Spectator

Weekly highlights for arts and entertainment in the Triangle