- Issue Archive for
- Nov 24-30, 2005
- Vol. 1, No. 874
News
You are what you read.
The Memphis Flyer's Literary Guide Fall 2005.
Q&A with Marilyn Elam,
communications manager for the state's bureau of TennCare
Playing Bridge
"All roads lead to Memphis."
Nagin Comes, Sees, Conquers
The New Orleans mayor finds a home away from home at Memphis "town hall" meeting.
We Recommend
Music
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They Don't Care
Kanye West's Coliseum concert illustrates a sea-change for the Southern hip-hop audience.
Politics
POLITICS: Uncertain Terms
An appeals court’s ruling confuses the outlook for next year’s elections.
Lights, Camera, Action!
There's no business like show business? Oh yes, there is. It's called politics.
GADFLY: The Murtha Matter
As usual, the Democrats experience confusion in dealing with a main chance.
The Term Limits Ruling
What difference will it make to Shelby County voters? Plenty.
Sports
Griz Rise in Power Rankings
And which team's logo best advertises its home city? (Hint, hint...)
FROM MY SEAT: Tiger Highs
In a season of sports highs, a 24-hour period last week may have been the all-time highest at the U of M.
Film
The Mind of a Killer
Paradise Now plunges into the psyche of the suicide bomber.
Opinion
End "Lawsuit Lottery"
Malpractice reform is needed to stop the erosion of the doctor base in Tennessee.
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THE RANT
Talk about a trip! I was watching the news the other morning and screaming with laughter about my favorite person, Mr. George Bush. Poor thing, his ratings have dipped so low and he's now so unpopular, even among his own herd, that he finally just gave up and ran off to -- drum roll, please -- Mongolia! The only sitting U.S. president ever to visit the country.
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Letter From The Editor
So, what are you reading these days?
Sears Sale?
The Sears Crosstown building is on the block
CITY BEAT: Break the Chains
For a new model for newspapers, start with local ownership.
Books
Calling All Fans
Two Elvis books to have and to hold.
Food & Wine
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Thanksgiving Vino
Grapes to glut by.
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