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The Score

+6 More than 40,600 people race in the Monument Avenue 10-K, which is won by Mengistu Nebsi of Ethiopia, followed closely by Kenyans Julius...
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Punch Drunk

Upward Mobility With Don Draper
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Back Page

State, Then Church

The church, being no more a person than any other corporate body, has no separate rights of its own — and certainly, no rights that would empower it to ignore laws that apply to all Americans.
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Arts + Culture

Twice-Chewed Tales

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Letters

City’s First Charter School Still Needs Support

Thanks to Vernal Coleman and Style Weekly for keeping the Patrick Henry School for Science and Arts story alive. We are being kept under...
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Arts + Culture

On the Road

This project lets you experience art through your windshield.
Karen Newton -
Back Page

Employers Should Stay Out of Contraception Decisions

To say that I find Dale Blumfield's Back Page essay offensive is putting it mildly. For you to offer your opinion about the politically...
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Arts + Culture

Idea to Image

Artspace gives artists the space to proceed.
Amy Ritchie -
News + Features

Artless Avenue

Sans permit, exactly why is art such a problem on Monument Avenue?
Scott Bass -
Arts + Culture

The Kids Are All Right

Triangle Players stage a smart exploration of high school with "Stupid Kids."
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