SPECIAL
Half-Lit: Our Annual Fiction and Poetry Contest | Introduction
Night Owl: First Place, Fiction | Fiction Winners by Lalita Noronha
Dead: Second Place, Fiction | Fiction Winners by Geoffrey D. Witham
Queen For A Day: Third Place, Fiction | Fiction Winners by Sarah Pinsker
Miserable Burning Altars: First Place, Poetry | Poetry Winners by Allen Mozek
A Reverie: Second Place, Poetry | Poetry Winners by Barbara Fox
Metro: Third Place, Poetry | Poetry Winners by Suhaila El-Jallad
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NEWS
Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics: Rumors Of Carroll County Teen-Sex Parties Have Been Greatly Exaggerated | Mobtown Beat by Chris Landers
Comedic Embarrassment: Senator Shamed by Borat; Hides Face From the Nose | The Nose
The Money Play: The Nose Rides the Revenue Rollercoaster in Annapolis Budget Briefing | The Nose
Councilmania | Murder Ink | The Mail | The News Hole
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COLUMNS
Tar Baby: Finally, somebody gets it.
It's been ugly, it's been long, it's been brutal, and mostly it's been pointless, but somebody finally realized that we're not "in it to win it." At this point, we're like the cop on the beat--right now we're there to make sure the marital spat doesn't turn into murder. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Thanks But No Thanks: Last week was Thanksgiving here in the United States of America, and if I had a column that ran every week insteada this every other week deal I got now, I bet I woulda made a list of Thankful things or something along those lines of "thought" as a "topic," if you will. | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod
Giving Offense: It's a sign of civic decay that a forgotten television actor, Michael Richards, was the subject of a firestorm of racial debate in the United States last week. | Right Field by Russ Smith
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COMICS
Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III
Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake
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ARTS
Playing It Safe: Adventurous Local Theater Company Ambitiously, If Tentatively, Tackles Heated 1970s South African Play | Stage by John Barry
In Bold Blood: Jordan Eagles’ Media Inform The Messages In His Accomplished Paintings | Art by Deborah McLeod
Margaret Evangeline: Too Pure Water: At C. Grimaldis Gallery through Dec. 2 | Art by J. Bowers
American Values American Pride: A Pre-Election Primer: At Art Under Ground Studio through Dec. 2 | Art by J. Bowers
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MUSIC
Technical Ecstacy: Forget Math Metal--A Reunited Atheist Brings Quantum Physics Thrash To Baltimore | Music by Phil Freeman
Art and Soul: Local Composer Larry Hoffman Is Living Testament To It All Being About The Music, Man | Music by Josephine Yun
Page France
| Review by
Raymond Cummings
The Short List
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FILM
The Nativity Story
| Review by
Violet LeVoit
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EAT
Granite Bar and Grille
| Review by
Richard Gorelick
Chok Chai Thai Carry-out
| Review by
Bret McCabe
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