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News Feature
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Wake County
President Maureen Hartford said the bank would take back a $420,000 offer if books by Ayn Rand weren't taught. But the faculty didn't want money to decide content.
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National
To offset the budget deficit
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North Carolina
Bankers, advocates agree
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News Feature
Monday's march and rally for immigration reform in Siler City came on the heels of another march that took place on Palm Sunday at the kickoff for the 20th annual Pilgrimage for Justice and Peace.
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Editorial
It has been a surreal couple of weeks to live in Durham.
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Music Briefs
Mike Triplett leaves Wetlands Dancehall, Dexter Romweber and Chris "Crow" Smith at the premiere of two headed cow.
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Music Feature
Black Eyed Peas play Koka Booth Amphitheatre at Regency Park on Tuesday, April 18.
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Record Review
Dirty5Thirty hosts a release party at Wetlands in Chapel Hill on with Inflowential and DJ Trizzak on Friday, April 14 at 10 p.m.
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Live Review
RBC Center/Cat's Cradle
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Record Review
New release from the Raleigh quintet
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Fashion
Electro-pop rockers Natasha take on the spring '06 styles
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Dance
Review of the Triangle Dance Festival for AIDS
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Theater
The Special Prosecutor
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Film Review
If Italian is a language meant to be sung, and French is one to be whispered, the new drama Sophie Scholl suggests that German is a language intended to be shouted.
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Poetry Contest
I'll be the first to admit it: My taste in poetry is, on one level, very traditional: If the poem isn't musical, if there is no logic to the line breaks, a beat or a rhythm or a palette of sound color that is being played with, it won't appeal to me.
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Poetry Contest
First Place
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Poetry Contest
Second Place
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Poetry Contest
Third Place
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Poetry Contest
Honorable Mention
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OPINION: A Fan's View
The timing of the marches, protests and vigils was coincidental, yet cruelly ironic, as if the ACC's unprecedented domination of the women's basketball Final Four required a counterbalancing dose of ground truth.
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MUSIC: Get Out
Music worth leaving the house for
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Spotlight
Neko Case plays the Cat’s Cradle Wednesday, April 12 and Thursday, April 13 at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $17-19.
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8 Days a Week
Bombadil at The Pour House
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Wine Beat
California has its "Rhone Rangers," winemakers enamored of the style of wine produced in France's Rhone Valley. Fairview Estate in South Africa pays homage to southeastern France with its "play on words" bottlings--the popular "Goats Do Roam."
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Best Bets
Tribute to Elliot Smith; Alternatives in Transit; Blooms along the Eno; Indy Poetry Contest reading
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Spotlight
The only misstep in the infectious family film Preaching to the Choir is its unfortunate title. There may be preaching and there may be a choir, but there is no redundant and self-congratulatory moralizing in this Afro-indie.
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MUSIC: Classical Voice of North Carolina
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Arts Briefs
Lighting problems in Captial City, NPR's StoryCorps, Monster Road is on DVD
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Citizen
Is Chris Mintz a "moderate," as he says? Or just Called2Action?
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A&E: The Secret Triangle
Every month at Ringside
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OPINION: Peter Eichenberger
What you get from the media is a manufactured product carefully calculated to enthrall you sufficiently as to allow yourself to be juked into being separated from your money via the advertising that finances the production.
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Spotlight
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8 Days a Week
KRS-One at the Lincoln
