- Issue of
- May 26 - Jun 1, 2005
- Vol. 1, No. 848
News
- Cover Feature
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Going Medieval
Memphians become lords, ladies, knights, and laurels by returning to the Middle Ages.
- The Fly-By
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Tough Questions
Hospitals and doctors can get paid for illegal-immigrant care, but there's a catch.
Politics
- Politics Beat Blog
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Gift Horse
Monday's County Commission vote to fund schools should be looked in the mouth.
Opinion
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EDITORIAL
Holding the Bag
- Letters To The Editor
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postscript
Letters to the Editor
- Viewpoint
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Galloway's Way
A fiery Brit speaks truth to power, much to the Senate's surprise.
Music
- Music Features
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local beat
Singer Susan Marshall really set the tone when she kicked off the Generation M Luncheon
- Music Features
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Alternative Classic Rock
Sleater-Kinney and the Hold Steady look back but aim high on great new albums.
- Music Features
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sound advice
The Flyer's music writers tell you where you can go.
- Record Reviews
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Short Cuts
Pre-fab hipster rock: this year's model.
Film/TV
- Film Features
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Short & Sweet
MeDiA Co-op presents the works of local filmmaker Ben Siler.
- Film Features
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Take Three
The good and bad of Revenge of the Sith.
Books
- Book Features
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Marking Time
In Mark Doty's new book of poems, seeing is believing.
Art
- Art Feature
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Baptism in Dark Waters
The evocative "Duende."
Theater
- Theater Feature
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Foreign Affairs
Germantown reprises Larry Shue's The Foreigner.
Food & Drink
- Food & Wine
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What's Brewing?
Pondering shifting paradigms or looking for a decent beer with your ribeye.
- Food & Wine
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Food NEWS
FOOD NEWS
Sports
- Sports Feature
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A Walk Less Spoiled
Five suggestions that just might improve the PGA for fans.
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