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Mermaids in Greensboro

They move inside the cavernous Greensboro Aquatic Center with feline grace, the US Women’s Synchronized Swimming Team, gliding across the deck like a single organism at the city’s newest swimming pool. Beautiful.
YES! Weekly  |  Brian Clarey  |  11-23-2011  |  Commentary

Thumbs Down: Foul Play Pedophilianew

The Penn State pedophilia debacle is mirrored far and wide, including here in the Hoosier State where the parents of an athlete on a local swim team are suing.
NUVO  |  NUVO Editors  |  11-23-2011  |  Commentary

Spaz is Snooki's manager? Whaddaya nuts?

How does a reality TV mega-star choose a minor-league baseball team’s mascot to be her personal manager? Hint: Appearances are not always what they seem.
YES! Weekly  |  Ogi Overman  |  11-23-2011  |  Commentary

Pedophiles and Politicians: who is the greater threat to our children?new

There is never a good time to be dragged into a child sex abuse scandal, but the Citadel's timing could not be worse. Dealing with the fallout from Louis "Skip" Reville's recent arrest would have been difficult enough.
Charleston City Paper  |  Will Moredock  |  11-23-2011  |  Commentary

School Districts Report Upswing in Homeless Studentsnew

Kristina Martinez is well dressed, articulate, and passionate about her chosen profession. As a newly minted teacher with a certificate in special education from Texas A&M University - San Antonio, she had high hopes for herself and her daughter, now eight years old.
San Antonio Current  |  Scott Andrews  |  11-23-2011  |  Homelessness

The Muppets keeps family entertainment realnew

The Muppets aren't just one-note characters. They're fully realized beings, perfectly able to convey emotions. Even monosyllabic drummer Animal is just a dude looking for some inner peace.
INDY Week  |  Craig D. Lindsey  |  11-23-2011  |  Reviews

Rated M for Immaturenew

Time-sucking dragon quests and gargantuan battlefields await the man-boys of 2011.
East Bay Express  |  David Downs  |  11-23-2011  |  Video Games

10 Economic Distress Indicators

10 Economic Distress Indicators
YES! Weekly  |  Jordan Green  |  11-23-2011  |  Commentary

Penn Prof Asks: Why Aren't American Cities Burning?new

Income inequality between blacks and whites has been widening since 1973. Segregation is more severe. Since all data reveals that the inequality that motivated riots of the 1960s and early 1970s has only gotten worse, why then, Michael Katz wonders, has no one lit the match?
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Tara Murtha  |  11-23-2011  |  Author Profiles & Interviews

Police Arrest Occupy Charleston Protestersnew

Jessica Dugan says she lost her voice chanting last night as police arrested at least eight fellow members of the Occupy Charleston protest group in Marion Square. Others have reported as many as 10 arrests overnight. Police have not released an official statement or incident report about the arrests.
Charleston City Paper  |  Paul Bowers  |  11-23-2011  |  #OCCUPY

The Joy of Fried Gutsnew

What’s the best Cleveland grub you’ve ever had? We asked the experts.
Cleveland Scene  |  Douglas Trattner  |  11-23-2011  |  Food+Drink

Congress and the One Percentnew

Several members of the California delegation are not among the 99 Percent.
East Bay Express  |  Will Evans  |  11-23-2011  |  #OCCUPY

Scorsese's Hugo celebrates the joy and art of moviemakingnew

The brilliance of Hugo is that director Martin Scorsese appropriates the en vogue 3-D technology of today's movies to preserve and venerate pioneers of the medium.
INDY Week  |  Neil Morris  |  11-23-2011  |  Reviews

The Trotsky Projectnew

What does the old Left from the 1950s have to say to today's Occupy Movement?
Random Lengths News  |  Lionel Rolfe  |  11-22-2011  |  #OCCUPY

UC Davis Pepper Spray Video: The Accidental Journalistnew

Traditional media watches from sidelines as a UC Davis student’s 'pepper spray' YouTube video becomes the iconic image of police violence against protesters.
Sacramento News & Review  |  Nick Miller  |  11-22-2011  |  #OCCUPY

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