SPECIAL
Hanukkah Harried:
I hear the question often. | Holiday Guide Feature by Ben Werner
A Jew On Christmas:
Throughout my life it's been a source of contention, me being Jewish and all, that I could do Christmas down to the goose and chestnut stuffing as good and maybe even better than my non-Jewish compadres. | Holiday Guide Feature by Charles Cohen
Telling Tales: City Paper's 2007 Holiday Guide | Holiday Guide Intro
Down On The Farm:
Two years ago, I would have been sitting on the couch in my comfortable Columbia home, suffering through yet another Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, while my parents and their friends ignored us kids and drank champagne and beer and nibbled on crackers and cheese. | Holiday Guide Feature by Christopher Skokna
Party Like It's 2001:
It was the day before New Year's Eve 2000, and I was living on the third floor of my cousin's house in Reservoir Hill in my own apartment. | Holiday Guide Feature by Femi "The Drifish" Lawal
Driving Blind:
Beaner can't stop talking about his new Honda Civic. | Holiday Guide Feature by Edward Ericson Jr.
Away For The Holidays:
It was a wholesomeness overdose that did it; too much good cheer, random affable family members, pie, wine, and all the rest. | Holiday Guide Feature by Michael Byrne
Home Movie:
I hadn't seen my family for five years when I showed up on their doorstep in 1998 with an unannounced companion: a video camera. | Holiday Guide Feature by Rahne Alexander
A Christmas Peril:
I grew up in a house with my grandmother, so every Christmas there were a lot of people around. | Holiday Guide Feature by Rahsaan Goldsboro
Thanks For Sharing:
My father seemed every bit the academic surgeon he was. | Holiday Guide Feature by Van Smith
Last Dance:
I got Reggie in the divorce five years ago. | Holiday Guide Feature by Wendy Ward
What Gives: City Paper's Annual Guide to Buying People's Affections | Holiday Guide Feature
2007 Holiday Guide: Our Annual Compendium of Cool Stuff to Do and See This Season | Holiday Guide Feature
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NEWS
Distance Learning: Catonsville Native Brings Fundraising Effort For Nepal School to Baltimore | Mobtown Beat by Randy Leonard
The Mail | Murder Ink
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COLUMNS
No Money, No Funny:
It serves as only part of the bitter irony of the American entertainment history that the man who began the modern-day assault on the union movement served as the president of a union for six years and to this day is the only president who was ever a union member. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Prince's Control Issues:
Before we begin, in the spirit of full disclosure, I have to admit that I've had a little beef with Prince for the past few years anyway. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams
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COMICS
Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III
Super Amazing Adventures: by Chris Minetree
Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake
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ARTS
Second to None: Recent Book Charts Pictorial History of Oblate Sisters, The Nation's First Order of Black Nuns | Books by Robbie Whelan
Shooters: Brad Walker and Michael Lease's Yearlong Photography Project | Art by Brooke Hall
Lands of The Lost: Tome Mines The Links Between Systemic Population Exterminations and Conquest | Books by Zak M. Salih
An Extinct Possibility: Pair of One-Acts Imaginatively Confront The End | Stage by John Barry
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MUSIC
True Grit: Michael Hurley Triumphantly Returns--After Never Really Leaving | Music by Mike McGonigal
The Short List
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FILM
Almost Famous: The Woman From Glasgow May Not Want It, But Her Strong Performances Keep Pushing Her There | Film by Cole Haddon
Standing Silent Nation
| Review by
Christopher Skokna
El Topo
| Review by
Lee Gardner
P2
| Review by
Al Shipley
No Country For Old Men
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Love In The Time Of Cholera
| Review by
Geoffrey Himes
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EAT
Indigma
| Review by
Richard Gorelick
Desperate Dave's Spice Co. and Emporium
| Review by
Tim Hill
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