• Issue Archive for
  • May 28 - Jun 4, 2008
  • Vol. 25, No. 22

Elections

  • Judge rules against Libs, Greens

    Wake County Superior Court Judge Robert Hobgood ruled against the Libertarian and Green parties, which had sued the State Board of Elections, contending the signature requirements to get on the ballot were onerous and unconstitutional.

Music

Special Issues

  • Take the lane

    After practicing with Bruce Rosar for an hour, I am totally comfortable riding among the cars in the center of Cary.
  • The great human race
  • The great human race

    Miles Holst, organizer of this Alley Cat race, has designed missions for participants to accomplish as they travel from checkpoint to checkpoint.
  • Getting there from here

    If you have a couple of hours to kill and some ambition to spare, traveling via bicycle between cities in the Triangle is a good way to go without burning increasingly precious gas.
  • Cycle, and recycle

    The cheapest and most interesting way to get a bike in the area is through one of the local bicycle co-ops, which tune up old donated bikes and bike parts.

Arts

  • Sex, drugs and spelling bees in <i>Family Bible</i>
  • Sex, drugs and spelling bees in Family Bible

    Family Bible's story and description captures a region, brushing off the kissing cousins cliché because in a small Southern town "you can't swing a cat without hitting a cousin."
  • <i>A Nuclear Family Vacation</i> is a very different sort of summer vacation
  • A Nuclear Family Vacation is a very different sort of summer vacation

    Even for the most staunch anti-nuclear activist, it's difficult to read A Nuclear Family Vacation and not come away with some sympathy for the people who spent their lives laboring behind barbed-wire fences in the literally subterranean world of nuclear weapons.

Food

Film

News

  • Midwives seek autonomy in N.C.
  • Midwives seek autonomy in N.C.

    Women who birth at home don't have epidurals, maintain much more autonomy over their own movement, and play a far more active role in the management of their own labor.
  • Durham rep requests $25 million for NBAF

    State Rep. W.A. "Winkie" Wilkins has introduced a bill that would appropriate $25 million for the National Bio and Agro Defense Facility. His brother, Mike Wilkins, belongs to a group lobbying for the lab to be sited in Butner.
  • Proceed to checkout
  • Proceed to checkout

    The forlorn shopping cart, ditched at the bus stop, on the street corner or in the ravine, finds its way home.
  • Cuts to run deep at N&O

    Six newsroom staffers take buyouts, but McClatchy's debt will demand more.

Columns

  • Far east
  • Far east

    At 9 years old, a drive on a dirt road in my granddad's car was enough of a scenery change that I had a hard time paying attention to the view past the roadside ditches.

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

Ye Olde Archives

  • Friday 5.30
  • Friday 5.30

    Elegies at Oakwood Cemetery; more

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