• Issue Archive for
  • Mar 11-18, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 10

Food

  • Quick breads to keep you going
  • Quick breads to keep you going

    When made with whole grains and minimum sugar, muffins can be as good for you as that bowl of granola or oatmeal in the morning, and a healthier afternoon pick-me-up than most things you can buy on a coffee break at work.

Sports

Film

  • <i>Che</i> is abstract and wild
  • Che is abstract and wild

    Che: Part I is hypnotic and inky; it makes such appealing use of every kind of light that form and color are more its subjects than revolutionary politics or the treatment of an icon.
  • <i>The Class</i> is flawed but riveting
  • The Class is flawed but riveting

    Set squarely inside the walls of a racially mixed, inner city Parisian middle school, The Class lays bare the increasingly uneasy relationship between teacher and student as an extended power struggle for classroom supremacy.

News

  • Where should Orange County stick its garbage?
  • Where should Orange County stick its garbage?

    After 16 months and $254,000—the amount Orange County paid to Charlotte-based consultants Olver Inc. to search for the best location for a waste transfer station—the final two sites are, at best, imperfect solutions to an ugly problem.
  • Rocky road for public transit

    Passage of the bill would merely allow the counties, through their boards of commissioners, to propose a transit tax to their voters. No county could enact one without voter approval.
  • Confirmation hearings, North Carolina style

    The Utilities Committee chair led off by presenting the nominees' good qualities in a manner suitable for a daughter or son's new significant other come for a holiday dinner.

Columns

  • Ship a box, kill a tree
  • Ship a box, kill a tree

    Through March 14, Ben Bruzga's The Nature of Packaging will be on display in the Green Gallery at the Scrap Exchange.
  • Yay for eBay
  • Yay for eBay

    Technology has given me so many gifts in the last few years.

Music

  • Red Collar: Will quit good jobs 4 rock band
  • Red Collar: Will quit good jobs 4 rock band

    The quartet—four professionals in their 30s, all with steady, safe jobs until last week—will release its first album, Pilgrim, this week and hit the road in a van for, it hopes, a year of shows in any bar, house or rock club that will have it.
  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    The Antlers, Airborne Toxic Event, Junior Brown, Eli "Paperboy" Reed and the True Loves, Tisch Brain Tumor Center Benefit, Battlefield Band, Suffocation, Dead Oceans Snorefest, Clem Snide, Nightlight turns six
  • Red Collar's <i>Pilgrim</i>
  • Red Collar's Pilgrim

    Stocked with highlights, Pilgrim—a dynamic departure that shows Red Collar is as capable of measured albums as it is explosive shows—counts as a triumph.
  • American Aquarium
  • American Aquarium

    During a rare break in their touring schedule, we recently sat down with frontman B.J. Barham, lead guitarist Ryan Johnson and bassist Bill Corbin to dissect a handful of the songwriters that soundtrack their cross-country treks.
  • <i>Jim Avett and Family</i>
  • Jim Avett and Family

    After retirement gave him more chances for picking and singing, Jim Avett recorded this album as a joyous excuse to work with his own children—Scott and Seth of The Avett Brothers—and to create a keepsake for their children.

Arts

  • James Protzman satirizes North Carolina life in <i>Jesus Swept</i>
  • James Protzman satirizes North Carolina life in Jesus Swept

    Chapel Hill's James Protzman has been the co-creator and driving force behind BlueNC.com, where the good, the bad and the strange sides of North Carolina politics are—from a progressive perspective—existentially explored.
  • Good times, bad times, art goes on in Raleigh
  • Good times, bad times, art goes on in Raleigh

    Raleigh's Southern ease has never been more gratifying, really. With a mixture of purpose and randomness, I jostled through the offerings of several galleries, and I regretted missing others.

Diversions

  • F Bombs

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Coppelia
  • Coppelia

    We are giving away tickets to the Carolina Ballet's Coppelia.
  • High School Musical 2
  • High School Musical 2

    We are giving away tickets to NC Theatre & Broadway Series South's High School Musical 2!

Ye Olde Archives

  • Sunday 3.15
  • Sunday 3.15

    Sublime Frequencies screening; more

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