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Accused Medical Marijuana Grower to Serve as Own Lawyer on Felony Chargesnew

Despite cautions from a judge, Tim Beck, who describes himself as a medical marijuana grower, will serve as his own lawyer on felony charges of cultivating marijuana and cultivating marijuana for sale.
Easy Reader  |  Robb Fulcher  |  12-02-2011  |  Crime & Justice

American Heritage Dictionary Adds "Anchor Baby" to Latest Editionnew

The almighty definers at American Heritage don't seem to grasp the volatile nature of the term "anchor baby," a disparaging remark that aims to dehumanize the U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants.
Phoenix New Times  |  Monica Alonzo  |  12-02-2011  |  Race & Class

Walking Woundednew

The VA missed serious warning signs that presaged a Texas vet’s violent breakdown.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Barajas  |  12-01-2011  |  War

7-7-7: The Battle Cry

Forget Herman Cain's 9-9-9. The battle cry for every American ought to be 7-7-7. 7-7-7: for the $7.7 trillion the Bush and Obama Administrations secretly funneled to the banksters.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  12-01-2011  |  Commentary

Missing the Marknew

Many schools are failing to meet the (nearly impossible) standards of No Child Left Behind.
San Luis Obispo New Times  |  Nick Powell  |  12-01-2011  |  Education

Dream Act on ICEnew

College grad fights deportation to Peru, testing the Obama administration's new policy of prioritizing action.
Chico News & Review  |  Leslie Layton  |  12-01-2011  |  Immigration

How Low Can LivingSocial Go?new

Sometimes you just really want a Big Mac. Or five.
Washington City Paper  |  Shani Hilton  |  12-01-2011  |  Economy

Imam in the Middlenew

The Gulen Movement generates a lot of money—and some say political influence—through businesses that include media holdings. Yet, the man who inspired all this academic and entrepreneurial fervor is not exactly what you'd call a newsmaker.
Jackson Free Press  |  Ronni Mott  |  12-01-2011  |  Religion

The Best Atlantans to Follow on Twitternew

#StaffPix from Besha Rodell, Rodney Carmichael and Bobby Feingold.
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Besha Rodell, Rodney Carmichael and Bobby Feingold  |  12-01-2011  |  Tech

Endpapers: Winter Readingnew

Some cool books for the coming season.
The Memphis Flyer  |  The Flyer Staff  |  12-01-2011  |  Books

Twitter-Friendly Atlanta is Not Fully Wired Yetnew

Atlanta is supposed to be one of America's most wired cities. #Truth?
Creative Loafing (Atlanta)  |  Thomas Wheatley  |  12-01-2011  |  Tech

The Wrath of Zeusnew

San Antonio rapper Carlton Zeus is no stranger to controversy.
San Antonio Current  |  Enrique Lopetegui  |  11-30-2011  |  Music

Inside the Overnight Raid and Arrests of Occupy Phillynew

As the police presence steadily grew, more Occupiers—many familiar faces—began showing up in droves. “Wake up, Occupy Philly!” one chanted as he walked through the tent area.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Randy LoBasso  |  11-30-2011  |  #OCCUPY

Rapsody's For Everythingnew

On For Everything, Rapsody's third full-length project overseen by producer 9th Wonder, her sex appeal and tomboyish, B-girl charisma work in tandem.
INDY Week  |  Eric Tullis  |  11-30-2011  |  Reviews

The Rolling Stones: Some Girlsnew

The Rolling Stones' last perfect album arrived at a crossroads for the band. They were coming off a string of disappointing albums in the wake of Exile on Main St., their greatest achievement, and, in a turn of the tides lost on no one, disco had replaced rock 'n' roll on the radio in the summer of 1978.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Gallucci  |  11-30-2011  |  Reviews

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