• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 20-27, 2008
  • Vol. 25, No. 34

News

  • Durham's CHANGE program is back to tackle domestic abuse
  • Durham's CHANGE program is back to tackle domestic abuse

    "If the group is working well, you'll hear things like, 'Have you ever thought about what you're doing? When I listen to what you're saying, you sound like an asshole.' It's an attempt to get beyond excuses."
  • UNC protesters guilty, but sweat-free
  • UNC protesters guilty, but sweat-free

    With the start of the new school year, supporters of the DSP will get another chance to convince university higher-ups to join.

Columns

  • John McCain, the U.S. and the latest Russian crisis

    If Randy Scheunemann's Georgian connections provide even a scintilla of influence over a potential President McCain's decision on whether we go to war on that country's behalf, that is the very antithesis of democracy.
  • Katrina: fading from view
  • Katrina: fading from view

    On a bed in an unfurnished townhome in New Orleans, a tired mother sat for a photograph with her 3-year-old boy on her lap.
  • Free the rail funding

    Doubling the portion of the transportation bill that goes toward public transportation would clear the backlog of projects waiting for federal funds.

Elections

  • Streets of gore
  • Streets of gore

    Anti-abortion activists confront feminists in Denver

Music

  • Maple Stave's <i>EP3</i>
  • Maple Stave's EP3

    If the unflinching, heavy-barreling material of the first three EPs by Durham's Maple Stave warrant a unified gripe, it's that the 14 tracks therein aren't enough.
  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    Ethan Master of the Hawaiian Ukulele, Birds of Avalon, The Cartridge Family, Oxford Collapse, John Mayer, Flock of Seagulls, Blood Red River
  • Wassssup Raleigh Rockerzzz?
  • Wassssup Raleigh Rockerzzz?

    An Independent investigation has revealed next year's Sud Lite Presents Raleigh Downtown Alive lineup as well as an open letter to Raleigh rockers from Dude South organizers. Personally, we're totally stoked for Joe Diffie.
  • Oneida: Armed and ready
  • Oneida: Armed and ready

    The band sets to play its latest, Preteen Weaponry, in its entirety
  • Pagan Hellcats' <i>In the Passion</i>
  • Pagan Hellcats' In the Passion

    This debut EP from Chapel Hill quartet Pagan Hellcats mixes bluesy rockers and rootsy ballads, drawing primarily on the late '60s rock of The Band, Neil Young and Joni Mitchell.

Arts

Multimedia

Film

Food

  • Brew Nerds brings coffee geek chic to Winston-Salem
  • Brew Nerds brings coffee geek chic to Winston-Salem

    Armed with potent espresso concoctions and Swirlys and Wedgies, the Brew Nerds of Winston-Salem are after one thing—the omnipresent evil mermaid that has led coffee lovers astray.
  • Jim Anile's Revolution coming to Durham

    Plus: Angus Barn wins Wine Spectator honors—for the 19th time; trianglevino.com; Pittsboro's Carolina Brewery is 1 year old; 13th Annual World Beer Festival is Aug. 20; Greek Night at Café Parizade

Special Issues

  • A league of our own
  • A league of our own

    We don't have to be Olympians or even former jocks to participate in the games that are best enjoyed with friends, cold beer and a healthy dose of humor.
  • Jordan Glass, Zamboni driver
  • Jordan Glass, Zamboni driver

    "There are as many ways to work her as there are times that you change the ice," says Jordan Glass. "After a while you get a sixth sense about what the rink needs."
  • Disc golf: from tee to target
  • Disc golf: from tee to target

    "They've found that in dilapidated parks where communities add disc golf courses, the crime in the park has gone down and the parks have become safer and cleaner," Matt Smith says. "The disc golf community ... is like its own neighborhood crime watch."
  • Chris Ivy, Bulls scorekeeper
  • Chris Ivy, Bulls scorekeeper

    "What do you say in an interview for a job like this? I'm familiar with the numbers 1 through 9?" Chris Ivy jokes.
  • Roughing it with the Triangle Rattlers
  • Roughing it with the Triangle Rattlers

    "A lot of these guys feel like they didn't get the looks they wanted while playing wherever they did previously," Barry Marrow says. "We try and help them get that so that they have an opportunity to play at the next level."

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Coalition to Unchain Dogs
  • Coalition to Unchain Dogs

    Win a Grand Prize Package to the 2nd Annual Benefit Concert for the Coalition to Unchain Dogs!
  • Fried Chicken
  • Fried Chicken

    It's Tailgating Season...Time for Fried Chicken!

Ye Olde Archives

  • Monday 8.25
  • Monday 8.25

    Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy (better known as SARK)

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