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Arts + Culture

Acting Like a Singer

Since the CW's hit show "One Tree Hill" debuted in 2003, it's been a showcase of indie musicians. The show's latest prodigy is singer-songwriter...
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Mind Games

Who decided that reading a novel for hours is better than surfing Web pages for hours?
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Arts + Culture

The Man From P.O.I.N.T.L.E.S.S.

A Cold War classic is revived. The only question is why?
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Letters

Lincoln the “Terrorist”

If you are going to quote Lincoln ("Jefferson A.,ªEoTiny Toes' Davis Versus Honest Abe," Street Talk, June 18), why don't you want to include...
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News + Features

Versus

Naked PETA Lady Pro: Nakedness. Topless activist Hope Round lies on the Broad Street pavement in June 2006 (did we mention she was...
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Letters

Sprawl to Blame for Coyote Problem

I read "Beep Prepared" (News & Features, June 11) and am disappointed by the article's bias and lack of facts. The main reason...
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News + Features

Worn Down

Here we go again, with the schools and all their nonsense. Last week Henrico County School Board updated its rules to prohibit a bunch...
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Letters

Morrissey Writes to “Set the Record Straight”

The article "Police Nab Sex Offender at Morrissey House" (Street Talk, June 4), with its titillating headline, was misleading, inaccurate and hurtful. Since reporter...
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Cover Story

The past (and future) according to Ed Ayers

One year since becoming president of the University of Richmond, the man hired to make everything better turns to history for inspiration.
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From The Archives

The Score

A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
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