The end is near

A powerful documentary examines the baleful effects of corporatization

• by Godfrey Cheshire

We report, we suffer

• by David Fellerath

Twenty-three music acts, four stages, one night...

Twenty little statues of a pig in a Minuteman uniform holding a treble clef

State shuts down Durham real estate firm

Property owners may be owed as much as $100,000

• by Jennifer Strom

Don't believe it

• by Richard Hart

Number 6, see below

• by Leslie U. Goodwin

When iPods are outlawed, only outlaws will have iPods

• by Fiona Morgan

Pride packing list

Estate of Mrs. Nannie B. Johnson (DECEASED)

• by Jennifer Strom

Porch Quote

Back Talk

Letters to the Editor

Blackbeard's lost weekend

Fest finds buried rock treasure

• by Chris Toenes

Octoberfests

Making sense of the fest overload

Politics, glorious and otherwise

Two books examine the good, the bad and how to lie with a smile on your face

• by Jon Elliston

in shows and statues

Eight Days a Week

The daily guide to life in the Triangle

in Southern rockin'

• by Rick Cornell

Free at last

• by Melinda Ruley

Movie Spotlight

Trash: The Movie

• by David Fellerath

Cops order painting removed, then apologize

An unknown officer asked gallery to remove nude, but a commander defends it

• by Fiona Morgan

The new wave

Good news, bad news, and a ton of promising debuts highlight the season's turning of print media's fluttering leaves

• by John Valentine

in rapid strumming

• by Grayson Currin

Calling Gilbert and Sullivan

Major Martin is a moderate, and Munford's a moderate, too (tra la la)

• by Bob Geary

Will CCB's new owners help low-income borrowers?

• by Barbara Solow

The discriminating classes

Boys get a free ride at the Ballet School of Chapel Hill

• by Byron Woods

in showing the colors

Get Out

Music woth leaving the house to hear this week

Fighting words on the Currituck lighthouse

• by Barbara Solow

in civic duty

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