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Strippers at peril, military befuddled about sex regsnew

Strippers in local clubs can stick to their pasties, for now.
San Antonio Current  |  Michael Barajas  |  02-06-2013  |  Civil Liberties

The Miseducation of Pat McCrorynew

In an ethics course, topics might include: Is it ethical to shut poor people out of health care because the boys at the country club—and in the General Assembly—already have health care?
INDY Week  |  Bob Geary  |  02-06-2013  |  Commentary

Brought to the U.S.A.new

From childhood to college graduation, one woman's life as an undocumented immigrant.
The Inlander  |  Joe O'Sullivan and Jacob H. Fries  |  02-06-2013  |  Immigration

Not Legal Enoughnew

Ohio no longer grants driver's licenses to children of illegal immigrants despite federal executive action.
Cincinnati CityBeat  |  German Lopez  |  02-06-2013  |  Immigration

Why We Can't Leave the '90snew

Nostalgia is predictable, safe, and increasingly regressive. Soundgarden, thankfully, is not.
Seattle Weekly  |  Maura Johnston  |  02-06-2013  |  Music

Don't Med on Menew

Will South Carolina choose to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, or won't it?
Columbia Free Times  |  Corey Hutchins and Dan Cook  |  02-06-2013  |  Health

Up In Armsnew

A look at guns in Kentucky and the political debate surrounding the Second Amendment from the floor of the Louisville Gun & Knife Show.
LEO Weekly  |  Jonathan Meador  |  02-06-2013  |  Politics

Not So OK, Cupidnew

In a small town, online dating can sting in big ways
North Bay Bohemian  |  Rachel Dovey  |  02-06-2013  |  Sex

San Diego, Haven for Pyramid Schemesnew

San Diego is a haven for multilevel marketing scams, which are often pyramid schemes.
San Diego Reader  |  Don Bauder  |  02-06-2013  |  Business & Labor

This American Life Tells Podcaster: No Whores Allowednew

Late last year, sex worker and activist Siouxsie Q began producing a podcast in the living room of her apartment called This American Whore. This January, she started to get e-mails from lawyers representing Chicago Public Media and Ira Glass, demanding that she change the name of her podcast or face legal action.
SF Weekly  |  Chris Hall  |  02-06-2013  |  Media

Bumpy Road Movie: Melissa McCarthy Packs a Throat-Punch

2013 is Melissa McCarthy’s year. The plus-size actress who blew up big laughs in “Bridesmaids” is making major comic waves with at least three features tailored to her fast-twitch style of physical humor this year.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  02-05-2013  |  Reviews

The Fall of Ray Naginnew

For all his talk of "changing the paradigm" at New Orleans City Hall, former Mayor Ray Nagin's arc from telegenic reformer to accused crook followed an all-too-familiar plot line: He started out full of ideals and good intentions, and then, step by step, one small seduction and compromise at a time, proceeded down his personal road to perdition.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  02-04-2013  |  Commentary

Soderbergh’s Swan Song Big Pharma as the Ultimate MacGuffin

Steven Soderbergh’s last feature before his retirement from the movies (he'll still do theater and TV) is a milestone psychological thriller comparable to Hitchcock’s best work.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  02-04-2013  |  Reviews

Cole Smithey Predicts the 2013 Oscars

Ah, the glorious flaws of democracy! As a film critic, I learned long ago to abandon any sense of personal investment in the conclusions drawn by Academy Award voters about the most deserving participants in the seventh arts.
City Pulse  |  Cole Smithey  |  02-04-2013  |  Movies

A Community Meets to Save Hyperlocal Digital Journalismnew

Mike Fourcher is a new-media trailblazer in Chicago still looking for a formula for success.
Chicago Reader  |  Michael Miner  |  02-04-2013  |  Media

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