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What Does a 'Dick Flick' Like 'I Love You, Man' Tell Us About Modern Masculinity?

We're getting closer to learning something interesting about what guys need from other guys, but the sociologists won't be gleaning more from this effort than a few chuckles. There's more bro-vado here than bro-mance.
Salt Lake City Weekly  |  Scott Renshaw  |  03-17-2009  |  Reviews

From Torture to Bailouts, Change You Can Parse

From torture to bailout to presidential assassinations of U.S. citizens, Barack Obama is fighting to keep Bush-era policies in place.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  03-17-2009  |  Commentary

Performance Bonusesnew

The State of the Nation theater and performance festival in New Orleans seeks to engage artists and audiences in social issues.
Gambit  |  Will Coviello  |  03-17-2009  |  Performance

The Teaching Responsible Earth Education Programnew

An eco-minded educational program introduces inner-city New Orleans kids to the natural world.
Gambit  |  Alex Woodward  |  03-17-2009  |  Education

The Struggles of Bayou Boogaloonew

The Mid-City Bayou Boogaloo outdoor concert in New Orleans has operated relatively smoothly for the past two years, but infighting and questions about finances could bring it to an end.
Gambit  |  Noah Bonaparte Pais  |  03-17-2009  |  Performance

Institutional Inertia: The Corps of Engineersnew

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has failed to draft a Congress-mandated plan for Category 5 hurricane protection and coastal restoration for Louisiana. It's time for the president to step in.
Gambit  |  Gambit Weekly Staff  |  03-17-2009  |  Commentary

Bishop Allen's 'Grrr...'new

Poor Bishop Allen. They were Vampire Weekend before Vampire Weekend was Vampire Weekend.
OC Weekly  |  Ben Westhoff  |  03-17-2009  |  Reviews

Jose Lopez Brings the Chicano Style to Another Levelnew

A stray bullet set Anaheim's Jose Lopez on a path toward becoming one of OC's most sought-after tattoo artists.
OC Weekly  |  Daffodil J. Altan  |  03-17-2009  |  Culture

Why Doesn't US Airways Have its Vindicated Employees' Back?new

The three flight attendants who reported a pilot reluctant to de-ice an aircraft's wings were hit with a defamation lawsuit in 2006. Although the lawsuit was dismissed, it looks unlikely that their employer will assist them with their legal bills.
Phoenix New Times  |  Sarah Fenske  |  03-17-2009  |  Business & Labor

Has the Sanchez Family Been Wrongly Targeted by Sheriff Joe Arpaio?new

Here's the rub: In spite of their last name, none of the Sanchezes is Mexican. They are all Yaqui Indians; they are all American citizens; they are as legal as the sheriff's family. They are, however, brown.
Phoenix New Times  |  Michael Lacey  |  03-17-2009  |  Immigration

Twitter: The Fun of a Public Meeting without Having to Be Therenew

Pitch staff writer Nadia Pflaum had your back last Wednesday, when she spent a couple of hours "tweeting" from a meeting on a proposed dress-code ordinance in Kansas City.
The Pitch  |  Scott Wilson  |  03-17-2009  |  Media

Christian Former Cops Fight a Battle of Wit, Skill and Strategy with Imaginary School Shootersnew

Since a 2006 school shooting in Missouri, the state has been trying to get Missouri's schools prepared for another attack. Beating out more than a dozen agencies across the country for the one-year, $100,000 contract was Christian security firm Strategos.
The Pitch  |  Peter Rugg  |  03-17-2009  |  Crime & Justice

Post-Hardcore Titans Thursday Headline the Taste of Chaos Tournew

With Common Existence, Rickly and company have reexamined the essential pieces of post-hardcore, spinning them into a web sticky with British shoegaze guitar textures and a humanities degree's worth of source subject matter.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Arielle Castillo  |  03-17-2009  |  Profiles & Interviews

A Brutal and Mysterious Murder Opens a Pandora's Box of DNA Privacynew

Privacy, it seems, trumps justice. It's an issue that plagues law enforcement across the country. And it stinks.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Chuck Strouse  |  03-17-2009  |  Crime & Justice

Liberty City Six Judge Refuses to Pay Private Investigator After He Speaks Outnew

P.I. Rory McMahon got screwed by a federal judge for speaking out against her.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Bob Norman  |  03-17-2009  |  Civil Liberties

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