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Wednesday, May 31, 2006

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John Ellsberry

NEWS

Who Is Paula Campbell?: A ‘Round-The-Way Baltimore Girl. A Single Mom. An R&B Star In The Making | Feature by Jess Harvell

Objection Overruled: City Awards Project To Connected Developer, Despite Objections From Its Own Advisory Board | Mobtown Beat by Edward Ericson Jr.

If You Can’t Bring Art to the Kids...: Arts education improves student performance and is extremely beneficial for low-achieving schoolchildren, according to the U.S. | Quick and Dirty by Christina Royster-Hemby

The Internet: Get In On It: Baltimore’s tourism agency has allocated about $1.2 million in public money for focus groups, a logo, a slogan, and a one-month multimedia advertising campaign, but none of the marketing experts hired to conceive and execute the city’s new tourism brand bothered to shell out the $6 required to secure a seemingly obvious web-site address. | Media Circus by Gadi Dechter

Councilmania | Murder Ink | The Mail | The News Hole

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COLUMNS

El Numero de la Bestia: "Bwhaaahaha, I don’t Believe in Your God, so I will be pleased to make Sacrilege by comedically employing your Anti-God..." | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod

No News Is Bad News: Here I am, reaching for the 7-year-old beer in the back of the fridge called the Clinton sex life. | Political Animal by Brian Morton

Party Foul: This is Bob Ehrlich's ideal scenario. | Right Field by Russ Smith

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COMICS

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

Shabby Tabby: by Valerie Crosswhite

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ARTS

Ms. Fix-It: Local Author Allegra Bennett Praises Her Years In Rehab—Home Improvement, That Is | Books by Violet LeVoit

Trash and Carry: Group Show As, Uh, Whatever | Art by Bret McCabe

What Lies Beneath: Picking Through The Demure Social Patinas In Early 20th Century London Suburbia | Stage by John Barry

Lo-Fi High Hopes: Modest Production Spotlights Stephen Sondheim’s Smart Songwriting | Stage by Geoffrey Himes

Sex, Blood, and Rock 'n' Roll by Kimberly Warner-Cohen | Review by Emily Flake

The Art of Emcee-ing by Stic.man | Review by Makkada B. Selah

I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell by Tucker Max | Review by Willy Thorn

American Theocracy: The Peril and Politics of Radical Religion, Oil, and Borrowed Money in the 21st Century by Kevin Phillips | Review by John Barry

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MUSIC

Gleaming the Cube: Shot X Shot and Nozal Cube, Red Room, May 20 | Feedback by Jess Harvell

Staying Alive: Two New Compilations Celebrate Disco Before And After The Fall | Music by Michaelangelo Matos

Pearl Jam: Pearl Jam | Review by Raymond Cummings

Joseph Holbrooke Trio: The Moat Recordings | Review by Michael Crumsho

Serena-Maneesh: Serena-Maneesh | Review by Raymond Cummings

Arthur Russell: First Thought Best Thought | Review by Mark Richardson

The Short List | Feedback

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FILM

D. Day: The Bengies Drive-In Theatre Turns 50 | Film by Van Smith

L'Enfant | Review by Ian Grey

Banlieue 13 | Review by Cole Haddon

The Omen | Review by Ian Grey

Pickpocket | Review by Bret McCabe

Winter Soldier | Review by Bret McCabe

Keeping Up With the Steins | Review by Jess Harvell

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EAT

Baltimore Halal Meat and Grocery | Review by Bret McCabe

Donna's of Charles Village | Review by Richard Gorelick

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