• Issue Archive for
  • May 4-10, 2005
  • Vol. 22, No. 18

Film

  • Global village

    Is a new drama about genital mutilation pitched to Africans or to foreigners?
  • City of accidents

    Angry people keep running into each other in a very small Los Angeles

News

  • In the shadow of the U.S. Open
  • In the shadow of the U.S. Open

    Amid millions being spent on golf in Pinehurst and Moore County, islands of neglect adjoin the fairways. But activists are hoping to grab some of next month's spotlight.

Columns

  • Hoes for healthcare

    "The lottery is a tax on people who are bad at math"
  • Back Talk

    Letters to the Editor

Arts

  • Overdue books
  • Overdue books

    Checking out the first annual Carrboro book fair

Ye Olde Archives

  • The total package
  • The total package

    Art makes the album complete. Here are 8 tips on how to make it look good.
  • Like an old country song

    The story of Thad Cockrell and Caitlin Cary's duets album
  • Below the Beltline

    It's a big tent for the slogging, blogging Democrats
  • 'Turn your back on him'

    Gay-bashing protests planned at Durham School of the Arts
  • MaQ attack

    He may be 12, but he's got more than a 'lil' soul
  • The Nein know noise

    Recently joined by Steep Pole Bath Tub's Dale Flattum, the band takes a turn
  • Get Out

    Music worth leaving the house to hear this week
  • Homebrew

  • Homebrew

  • Homebrew

  • Act Now

    The social activist's calendar.
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