- Issue Archive for
- Jul 15-21, 2004
- Vol. 1, No. 803
News
THE WEATHERS REPORT
This morning I did something that most Boomers will think is stupid and childish: I cancelled a colonoscopy.
SHOOK UP WORLD
SHOOK UP WORLD
Herenton Proposes to Drop School Funding
Memphis mayor Willie Herenton does his shock-and-awe thing again.
Living large
Why are so many of us so fat?
City Beat
Another year, another budget cut, with more warnings of the same.
Nader Returns, With GOP Help
"The first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
From My Seat
Part Three in a three-part, midseason look at the Memphis Redbirds and their parent club, the St. Louis Cardinals.
KICKING BACK
Being the opening installment of a regular blogspace.
We Recommend
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thursday, 22
thursday, 22
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Summer School
A workshop series teaches songwriters the ins and outs of the business.
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wednesday, 21
wednesday, 21
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tuesday, 20
tuesday, 20
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monday, 19
monday, 19
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sunday, 18
sunday, 18
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saturday, 17
saturday, 17
Music
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sound advice
The Flyer's music writers tell you where you can go.
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Short Cuts
Record Reviews
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The Long and Winding Road
From the civil rights movement to a collaboration with Prince, former Stax artist Mavis Staples has taken us there.
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local beat
Memphis bids farewell to one of its finest musicians this week
Politics
Politics
A successful Democratic bash will be followed by one from the GOP this week.
High Jinks, Low Jinks
Serious purpose coexisted with some tongue-in-cheek matters in politics this week.
Film
Those Were the Days
Back to the 70s: Baadasssss! and Anchorman.
Opinion
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EDITORIAL
Last Come, Least Served
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
postscript
[City Beat] Agricenter Plays Hardball
Secrecy helps county's land-rich Agricenter International lay low in tough times.
Logic by W
What 'is' is is a problem with our current president too.
Books
Living in the U.S.A.
From the school of hard knocks.
Food & Wine
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Too Much Seaweed?
The Midtown Food Co-op promises a "Feast for the Senses."
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