• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 17-24, 2011
  • Vol. 28, No. 33

Food

  • Cooking schools receive an important exemption

    Under the regulations before the exemption, for example, instructors couldn't use a food processor during classes because it is a household appliance; they would have to use the commercial equivalent.

Sports

Arts

  • Parasite therapy: Rob Dunn's <i>The Wild Life of Our Bodies</i>
  • Parasite therapy: Rob Dunn's The Wild Life of Our Bodies

    One increasingly tenable theory holds that the disproportionate prevalence of a spectrum of disorders in affluent nations—from allergies and asthma to diabetes and Crohn's disease—may be because we miss our worms.

Music

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

    Justin Robinson & the Mary Annettes, I Heart Chocolate, Six Organs Of Admittance, Peter Lamb & the Wolves, Shana Tucker Quartet, Totimoshi, more

Film

  • Colin Farrell enlivens <i>Fright Night</i>
  • Colin Farrell enlivens Fright Night

    The movie's almost as ridiculously entertaining as Colin Farrell's performance, which has him hissing at beams of sunlight in mid-sentence and casually telling prospective victims "Catch ya later!" as they run away.
  • A Holocaust mystery in <i>Sarah's Key</i>
  • A Holocaust mystery in Sarah's Key

    Sarah's Key tells the story of an American expat journalist in Paris who discovers that the apartment she's about to move into has a deeply unsettling connection to the past.
  • <i>One Day</i> is a long time
  • One Day is a long time

    As the film checks on its characters each July 15 for 20 years, the date appears in dainty cursive font that floats, blows away and, at one point, pops up in a toaster. It's typical of the twee tone that undercuts the story's potential.

News

  • Pittsboro residents saddled with new jail
  • Pittsboro residents saddled with new jail

    The old Chatham County landfill is bleeding contamination into their drinking water wells, and now the families that live along East Alston Road are about to get 100 new neighbors: They'll be living next to the new county jail.

Columns

  • Re: Mebane and annexation

    "The City of Mebane has aggressively worked to abate these hardships and will continue to do so with the help of the good people we call our neighbors."
  • Peace pour

    Paranoia and fear banged on the front door, and I needed to stave them off with some reminder that life is fundamentally a good and beautiful thing.
  • Introducing Raleigh's mayoral candidates
  • Introducing Raleigh's mayoral candidates

    Nancy McFarlane, Billie Redmond and Randall Williams are three very accomplished people who've taken different paths to a mayoral campaign and are far apart in how they view their role of mayor.

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