- Issue Archive for
- Feb 10-15, 2006
- Vol. 1, No. 885
Art
Space Travel
Inside and out of the city limits.
News
A "Difficult Dance"
Memphis' Crime Commission head recalls the perils of training a police force in Iraq.
Sister, Sister
Alpha Chi Upsilon offers lesbians and bisexuals a chance to go Greek.
Custom Fitted
How to make a post office into a law school.
Bringing Back Binghamton
It may seem a little shabby right now, but could Binghamton be Memphis' next up-and-coming area? And yes, I do mean that Binghamton, the run-down area near Broad Avenue.
Hotties
Our second annual look at Memphis' most interesting and attractive people. (And, yes, we know you're above such silliness. ... Aren't you?)
Surfing South
What a traveler can accomplish without standing up.
Q&A: Lisa Willis
Vice presieducational programs for Bridges U.S.A.
DEMOCRATIC, GOP LINEUPS FOR COUNTYWIDE PRIMARIES
Meanwhile, on the same day that filing deadline passes, the state Supreme Court says it will hear term-limits suit.
Love in Court
Gay-to-straight ministry and the state go to court.
We Recommend
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We Recommend
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Music
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Silence and Soul
With an all-star Memphis band, Chan Marshall lets her music do the talking.
Politics
POLITICS: Draft Mike?
7th District Democrats get their hopes up as they eye a possible congressional run by Memphis’ Crime Commission head.
Room for One More
Julian Bolton exits the county commission and gets ready for a 9th District congressional race.
MAD AS HELL: Chipping Away at Our Freedom
Embedded electronic tracking and monitored store purchases are examples of the extreme policing that is being done under the guise of, and in the name of, security and protection
Sports
Theater
Rebel Without a Cause
Playhouse on the Square puts The Graduate on stage.
Film
Out of Balance
The final Merchant-Ivory collaboration only gets halfway there.
Opinion
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Letter from the Editor
In his column last week, Flyer senior editor John Branston pointed out two intriguing headlines ...
Election Deja Vu
What if Dick Hackett had made like Terry Roland after losing in 1991?
EDITORIAL: The Joke Stops Here
The Cheney misfire has ceased to be funny after the victim's heart attack. But what's going on here?
CITY BEAT: Big Pointy Bait Shop
Face it. The Pyramid is a white elephant, and Bass Pro would be a catch.
Questions Need Answers
This week, for the second time in a month, Mayor Willie Herenton held a press conference to critique the press.
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The Rant
Why, you might ask, am I thinking about toilet paper and corn kernels? Don't worry. It's not what it sounds like. Just when I thought I was not a chic person and began to question the electric flashing Jesus on a mountaintop hanging in my living room (not to mention my down comforter that's held together, most of the time, anyway, with duct tape to keep the feathers from flying around), I ran across an article that restored my self-esteem a bit. read more
Sea Change
The Democrats' control of the state Senate is crumbling.
Food & Wine
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That Warm Feeling
Romance novelist Eileen Goudge explores the common area between baking and love.
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