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April 02, 2008 Music » Music Feature

Did Schoolkids close because it refused to adapt? 

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If you talk music landmarks in Chapel Hill, Schoolkids Records challenges only Cat's Cradle for the top spot. Since 1974, Schoolkids has supplied the college town with records, cassettes and CDs, but, last week, the storefront was empty and the stock was…

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