- Issue Archive for
- Mar 18-24, 2004
- Vol. 1, No. 786
News
DEATH AND FAXES
DEATH AND FAXES
Contract for the Classic
New football contracts are not without concessions.
MORE TIME IN CHILD CUSTODY CASE
Judge delays child custody case another three weeks.
DRIVING MR. FREEMAN
DRIVING MR. FREEMAN
Dirty Business
Memphis scores poorly on air-pollution report.
WEBRANT
Cal Thomas is wed to bigotry.
Sex and this City
Is the Bible Belt loosening up or buckling under to government pressure?
FIRST HOPE LOTTERY SCHOLARS
Area's first Hope scholars honored at U of M ceremony Friday. PLUS: Judge Fields sworn in.
FROM MY SEAT
Of this and that: the Pyramid, Pujols, and the plank floors of the NCAA....
MOLDY WEINER
MOLDY WEINER
One Year Afterwards
Mid-South Peace & Justice Center will hold antiwar rally.
CITY BEAT
How a document written in 1828 shapes the future of downtown today.
The Blotter
True stories from the local police files.
CITY BEAT
In a world of rap and four-letter words, a reporter needs a good dash.
We Recommend
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thursday, 25
thursday, 25
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friday, 19
friday, 19
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wednesday, 24
wednesday, 24
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thursday, 18
thursday, 18
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tuesday, 23
tuesday, 23
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monday, 22
monday, 22
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sunday, 21
sunday, 21
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saturday, 20
saturday, 20
Music
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Revival
Roots renegade Gillian Welch tries to resuscitate classic rock with a two-person band. It worked for the White Stripes.
Short Cuts
One of modern blues' best bets bring their Simple Truths to the Center for Southern Folklore.
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Sound Advice
The Flyer's music writers tell you where you can go.
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Local Beat
Local Beat
Politics
Against the Grain
Rep. Harold Ford presents local Democrats with some unorthodox ideas.
POLITICS: Long Shot
Now that the Tigers are out of the way, will the dice roll for a Pyramid casino?
FORD: ATTACKS ON BUSH CRITICS "DISCONCERTING"
Congressman now skeptical of arguments for Iraq war.
Sports
Triple Play
Observations on the Grizzlies' playoff push.
Theater
Bad Girls
Voices of the South presents a new rock musical for the entire family.
Film
Two of a Kind
Starksy & Hutch is simple.
Opinion
A Parallel Planet
What can you say about an administration that threatens to fire people who tell the truth?
A Runaway Train?
A Runaway Train?
Journalism Lesson
In a world of rap and four-letter words, a reporter needs a good dash.
Postscript
Letters to the Editor
Spanish Lesson
In 2004, it's not the economy, stupid; it's the electorate.
Books
Judgment Days
Same-sex scenes; sister acts; the local scene wordwise.
Food & Wine
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Just For One Day
The Great American Meatout encourages people to sample vegetarianism.
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