- Issue Archive for
- Jan 6-12, 2011
- Vol. 1, No. 1141
News
Title of Post
Chris Davis reports on a show that's got a problematic title.
In With the New
Opera Memphis'new director sings priases of social media, laughter.
Q&A With Leigh Johnson
Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Rhodes College
What They Said
Comments form memphisflyer.com
Kitchen Do-Overs
Got a great kitchen makeover? HGTV wants to see it. And so do we, for that matter. 'Cause your kitchen matters to us. Describe it in the comments.
Tennessee Toys With Tigers, 104-84
The Tennessee Vols made beating Memphis look easy in Knoxville Wednesday night. Frank Murtaugh has details.
Got a Minute to Give?
Mayor A C Wharton will step into the digital town square Thursday by asking people to share what skills they'd "love to develop professionally or put to use" as part of an online initiative called "Give a Minute" for Memphis ...
Support the Dream Act
Michael LaRosa says the Dream Act was a great idea destroyed by cynical politics.
Elvis' Birthday Celebration Begins Today
Elvis Presley would have been 76 on Saturday, but the celebration starts today. We've compiled a complete list of Elvis Birthday Week events.
Schools Merger May Be "Inevitable," Expert Says
The Shelby County Schools board was advised today to prepare for what may be an "inevitable" merger. John Branston has details.
Jones Not in on Any Deal
John Branston reports that MCS board member Martavius Jones has not entered into any part of a deal to delay a charter surrender vote.
10 Annoying Things From 2010
Randy Haspel Rants about the 10 most annoying people and things of 2010.
Tigers Lose to SMU, 64-58
Memphis let SMU go on a 17-point run late in the second half to fall to the lowly Mustangs. If it makes you feel better, the Grizzlies won.
State Issue Schools Report Card
The Tennessee Department of Education finally issued its long-delayed 2010 Report Card, with a major adjustment to the scoring system to make it harder and more in line with national standards. John Branston has more at City Beat blog.
Pro-Merger Forces Rally Downtown
John Branston reports on a rally downtown this afternoon by proponents of MCS charter surrender.
Grizzlies Turn Down Jazz, 110-99
The Memphis Grizzlies won their third straight over a tough Western Division rival, beating Utah 110-99. Chris Herrington was there and has a report.
Tigers Edge ECU, 61-58
The Memphis Tigers lost a 12-point halftime lead, but held on to beat East Carolina at FedExForum Saturday. Frank Murtaugh has a report.
Should He Stay With Her ...
... or go to France with his mother? Jack Waggon sets him straight.
Four Questions for the Memphis Tigers
Frank Murtaugh has a mid-term exam of sorts for the Memphis Tigers and Josh Pastner.
Ned Canty Certainly Can
New Opera Memphis director Ned Canty sings the praises of social media tools -- and other things -- in an interview with Chris Davis.
We Recommend
Music
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Listening Log
2010 records: Kanye West and indie-rock surprises lead the way.
Politics
Giannini Promises to Expedite a Referendum Date if City Council Passes Resolution
Voting could still occur in February if response to state Election Coordinator’s ruling is swift, says SCEC chairman, scoffing at conspiracy talk.
GADFLY: Oh Oh Oh! Santa Didn't Clear the Chimney This Year
Commercial receipts indicate this was a humbug Christmas at the cash register.
Mayors Won't Confirm Likelihood of School Deal
Wharton specifically insists that only Memphians should vote on surrender of MCS charter; meanwhile, Wade files election suit in Chancery.
MAD AS HELL: After Tucson, the GOP Has Some 'Splaining to Do
It is their party which has a problem, and it is time for Republican leaders to denounce and repudiate the despicable antics of their followers.
Same as the Old Boss: Forrester to Lead State Dems Again
Party chairman easily wins over Kuhn and Munday in state executive committee vote.
Goins' Invoking of Long-Gone "Board of Commissioners" Shifts Initiative to SCS in Showdown
SCEC chairman Giannini says referendum in near future now doubtful.
In the Stretch
Even as the vote loomed, efforts to dismount from the schools crisis continued.
Sports
Theater
We Recommend
Film
Old-Fashioned
The Kings's Speech looks back — effectively — in more ways than one.
Opinion
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Letter from the Editor
For some reason, my female offspring in particular love to have me take them and their boyfriends out to shoot. We usually go to a spot on the Loosahatchie River bottoms that has a liberal collection of bottles and junk to use as targets ...
Hostile Surrender
Memhpis inches closer to a referendum on schools merger.
A Dream (Act) Deferred
Offering amnesty to those who have committed no crimes is just common sense.
Should He Stay With Her or Go to France?
A high school senior gets the straight dope from Jack.
Books
Food & Wine
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At Your Fingertips
Wandering into the world of food-related apps.
Special Sections
Saturday is Elvis Presday day
Saturday is Elvis Presley Day in Memphis. Details on events here.
Snowmageddon
Sooo, what are you doing with your snow day?
Holy shiitake
Holy shiitake, look at these homegrown mushrooms! Hungry Memphis blog.
10 < 30
Check out 10<30 and other local shows at Exhibit M.
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