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Million-Dollar Lights Illuminate the Fan

It's not likely everyone will embrace the lights — or think that the Fan District is the right place to roll them out. Pantele...
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Home Front: Try This

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Edible Underworld

The cafeteria that time forgot.
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Youthful Surroundings

Stars in Their EyesArtist Lainie Gratz adorns her son's playroom with a unique celestial mural.A big, boldly drawn brown-and-white ram depicting the constellation Aries...
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Rosie Right

Detective WorkA friend has asked the origin of the phrase "raining cats and dogs." It is such a strange phrase that you might...
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The Image Thief

The photography of Miami's Elena Ehrenwald adds stillness to a globe-trotting gallery.
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Youthful Surroundings

Stars in Their EyesArtist Lainie Gratz adorns her son's playroom with a unique celestial mural.A big, boldly drawn brown-and-white ram depicting the constellation Aries...
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The Incredible Shrinking School Year

All in all, the combination of block scheduling and May SOL testing has shortened the time available for teaching and learning from 150 hours to less than 120 hours per course. The equivalent of 36 days.
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Arts + Culture

The Four-CD History of Rex Richardson

1995 "The Powers That Be" (d'Note) Richardson's command of the full range of his instrument's sonic potential adds dimension to his jazz recordings. "The...
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A $30,000 Boom Detector: City Buys Seismograph

"In the case of these annoying disturbances, we'll know whether it's natural or man-made," Chapman says.The seismic monitor is connected to the National Earthquake...
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