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Arts + Culture

Art 180's “The Big Show”

Child prodigies are overrated. When you find yourself reaching your full artistic or intellectual potential before you hit puberty, it's a little depressing to...
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Replanted

Gutenberg grows into a new version of its former self.
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Special/Signature Issues

RUNNER UP: Dad's Blue Chevy

In the back of dad's blue Chevy on the way to Charlottesville. Me cracking my knee on tent poles jammed in the seat...
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Letters

Twitter Back: Flynn Stirs Response

In light of our story, “Flynn's Last Stand?” (News & Features, May 6), we asked our Twitter followers (www.Twitter.com/StyleWeekly), “Should Rachel Flynn resign?” @Ellummoxo...
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Special/Signature Issues

RUNNER UP: Dawn

Leah gathered her heavy black hair behind her light brown neck, twisted it and placed it against the back of her head. She...
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Arts + Culture

Open Mic

Wednesday Bubba's 8 p.m.-midnight, free. 236-1600. Canal Club 7 p.m., free. 643-2582. Down Under Restaurant & Lounge Hosted by Royal Pain and Six....
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News + Features

Mother's Little Pushers

In the fight against drugs at middle schools, authorities face a nearly unstoppable trafficking source — mom.
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Letters

Torture Was Wrong; We Must Investigate

On the Back Page (“Torturing Ourselves,” May 6), Randy Salzman suggested our nation's attitude toward the torture committed under the auspices of the previous...
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News + Features

Mixed Signals

Oh, turns out the city will have to pay for it. Mayor Jones weighs in on the long-overdue consultants' report on Bottom baseball.
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Arts + Culture

Zero Heroes

A movie delivers the laughs, but not much more.
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