• Issue Archive for
  • May 20-27, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 20

Food

Special Issues

  • Roaming the Triangle
  • Roaming the Triangle

    "Everywhere is walking distance if you have the time." —Steven Wright
  • A view of the Triangle from 2,000 feet
  • A view of the Triangle from 2,000 feet

    From 2,000 feet, one can't discern issues with groundwater pollution, the strains on the watershed created by overdevelopment, the unending arguments over the safety of nuclear power.

Film

  • No corn in <i>Sugar</i>'s field of immigrant baseball dreams
  • No corn in Sugar's field of immigrant baseball dreams

    One of the most profound things about this movie is the way it captures pitching prospect Miguel "Sugar" Santos' intense feelings of loneliness as he moves from the Dominican Republic to stay with a family of teetotalers in rural Iowa.

News

  • Gerald Grant on Wake's school success
  • Gerald Grant on Wake's school success

    It was the 1976 decision by Raleigh and Wake County to merge and then establish the policy that every school would be racially balanced that made Raleigh the "hope" of other American cities.

Columns

  • Animal clamor
  • Animal clamor

    The dogs thought it was a game; the cats wanted breakfast. The raccoon knew better: It was life-and-death.
  • Green burials
  • Green burials

    Cemeteries are the site of mass pollution, with almost a million gallons of embalming fluid and enough steel to build the Golden Gate Bridge interred each year.

Music

  • The guide to the week's concerts
  • The guide to the week's concerts

    The Bleeding Hearts, Blair Crimmins, The Rosewood Thieves, Justin Jones & the Driving Rain, The Dirty Little Heaters, The Loners, The Old Ceremony, The Love Language, Lost in the Trees, Jukebox The Ghost, Tony Lucca, Tony Furtado
  • Martin Eagle and Friends' <i>Tomorrow</i>
  • Martin Eagle and Friends' Tomorrow

    Set against high-flying post-free jazz acrobatics, these numbers recall the mellow beauty of jazz's piano-led groups of the 1960s.

Arts

  • Cammi Climaco channels her inner gossip girl
  • Cammi Climaco channels her inner gossip girl

    An adolescent girl, percolating with hormones, sugar and other chemical additives is the unseen avatar that permeates Climaco's work, an ongoing investigation of a state of being that might be called impossible happiness.

Diversions

Free Stuff & Promos

  • Gingersnap Cookies
  • Gingersnap Cookies

    Gingersnap Cookies like Grandma used to make!

Ye Olde Archives

  • Sunday 5.24
  • Sunday 5.24

    Time Served: The Evolution of a Documentary Project

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