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- Phone: (612) 375-1015
More by Beth Hawkins
"Little Court of Horrors"new
AltWeeklies Award - Drugs Reporting
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Beth Hawkins |
04-21-2008 |
Media
Tags: media
The Adoption Scamnew
Reaching Arms International claimed to specialize in placing European orphans, but prospective parents say they've been left heartbroken.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Beth Hawkins |
05-23-2007 |
Children & Families
Tags: children & families
Swan Songs at the Star Tribunenew
Will the departure of several prominent bylines hurt the Minneapolis paper's relationship with its readers?
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Beth Hawkins |
03-22-2007 |
Media
Tags: media
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The Education of David Carrnew
Before the New York Times, David Carr learned the journalism craft on Minneapolis streets.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Andy Mannix |
02-25-2015 |
Features
Former Minnesota Vikings Punter Calls for Firing of 'Bigot' Coachnew
In a Deadspin article, provocatively titled, "I Was An NFL Player Until I Was Fired By Two Cowards And A Bigot," Kluwe says he's "pretty confident" the Vikings let him go as punishment for his off-the-field activism in support of same-sex marriage. City Pages caught up with Kluwe Thursday afternoon to talk about his post, the response and what happens next.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Andy Mannix |
01-03-2014 |
LGBT
Tags: Chris Kluwe, mike Priefer
The CC Club: An Oral Historynew
Tales from the iconic bar in Minneapolis that served the likes of David Carr, Tom Arnold, and Tommy Stinson. Few establishments in the Twin Cities have seen more glasses emptied, cigarettes smoked, or strangers find each other.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Olivia LaVecchia and Andy Mannix |
05-06-2013 |
Features
Change of Heartnew
Patty Wetterling, whose eleven-year-old son was abducted at gunpoint in 1989, questions the sex-offender laws for which she once lobbied.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Jennifer Bleyer |
03-20-2013 |
Crime & Justice
Behind Laos's Yellow Rain and Tearsnew
A controversial Radiolab episode opens old wounds and raises countless questions for Minnesota's Hmong.
City Pages (Twin Cities) |
Olivia LaVecchia |
11-13-2012 |
Features
