• Issue Archive for
  • Sep 9-16, 2009
  • Vol. 26, No. 36

Special Issues

  • Fall Guide 2009
  • Fall Guide 2009

    In this year's Fall Guide, we decided to look at arts groups doing more with less.
  • Mark your calendar
  • Mark your calendar

    We looked over the upcoming events, and here are a few things we noted.

Elections

Food

  • Carrboro's Urban Farm Tour

    Plus: Food writers and chefs at N.C. Literary Festival; Chefs of the Triangle: Their Lives, Recipes and Restaurants

Arts

  • The prolific R.L. Stine
  • The prolific R.L. Stine

    Stine is prolific ("Altogether, I've written about 300 books"), though modest ("I've still got a ways to go before I catch up with Isaac Asimov").
  • Triangle author Jill McCorkle
  • Triangle author Jill McCorkle

    McCorkle usually elides gaudier plot attractions—deaths, injuries, sex—in order to work her way into life as it's lived daily: singing in the car, calling the plumber, watching TV.
  • Talking Southern lit with Elizabeth Edwards
  • Talking Southern lit with Elizabeth Edwards

    Edwards calls herself lucky to have been a part of the UNC English department in the early '70s, when professorial giants like Louis Rubin and Louis Leary were in their prime.

Music

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

    It's Just Vanity, Fruit Bats, Pronto, God's Pottery, The Daredevil Christopher Wright, Jaunita & The Rabbit, Gift Horse, Pride Parade, A.A. Bondy, Owl City, Red Collar, Urban Sophisticates, All Your Science, Veelee
  • New Town Drunks' <i>The Ballad of Stayed and Gone</i>
  • New Town Drunks' The Ballad of Stayed and Gone

    Pedal steel, the flamenco-style picking of guitarist Roberto Cofresi and various interludes, like a carny's call and the laugh of Baby Camilla on a song that takes her name, contribute to an overarching reflective tone.

Film

  • <i>Cold Souls</i> is labored and obvious
  • Cold Souls is labored and obvious

    Cold Souls is made up almost entirely of scenes whose points are obvious from the establishing shot and that play out to bland, predictable results.

News

Columns

  • Other than uniforms, can the Army be green?
  • Other than uniforms, can the Army be green?

    Fort Bragg's Web site says the base is "the first Army installation to accept the challenge to approach long-term planning using sustainable principles and concepts."
  • Los Angeles Times
  • Los Angeles Times

    With the Station Fire in the background, my youngest daughter was attending her first student-only dorm meeting as a college freshman.

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