NEWS
I Wish They All Could Be Mail-Order Girls: But International Matchmaking Law Meant To Protect Foreign Brides From Abuse Has Stepped On The Seams Of Some American Men's Dreams | Web Exclusive by Keli Dailey
Bell Tightening: State Senate Hopeful Lawrence Bell III Has Money Problems | Campaign Beat by Van Smith
The More Things Change: Few Contenders Take On Incumbents In 46th District Races | Campaign Beat by Daniel Haggerty
The Dust Settles: ...But The Controversy Over The Demolition Of St. Stan's Hasn't Yet | Mobtown Beat by Laura Laing
Put-Putt Pfffttt: The Final Tiff in the Great Artscape Art Car Altercation Of 2006 | Mobtown Beat by Erin Sullivan
Seed Money: When Daniela Lewy found out that the Baraka School was closing in 2003, she feared the worst for the boys who had been studying there. | Quick and Dirty by Christina Royster-Hemby
No Recount: It was a lonely time for the Nose back in 2002, when we here at Baltimore's Most Skeptical Alternative Weekly first started raising questions about Maryland's then-brand-new electronic voting machines ("The Vote Counters," Mobtown Beat, Oct. | The Nose
Stray Marriage: On July 27 Maryland's highest court agreed to hear a case in which 19 plaintiffs are seeking to overturn the state law dictating that marriage must be between a woman and a man. | The Nose
The Mail | Murder Ink | The News Hole | Feature
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COLUMNS
Geese and Ganders: Hypocrisy? Of course not. | Political Animal by Brian Morton
Words and Music: MF Doom sounds like he could actually be Afrika Bambaataa's son, but he's viewed as less authentically hip-hop than, say, Yung Joc. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams
Steele Wheels: Faced with Cardin or Mfume, I doubt donors will sit on their checkbooks. by Russ Smith
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ARTS
Microphone Mathematics: Poetry Audiences Grow So Does The Need To Cover It | The Arts by Jason Torres
Old School: Painting Grads Revisit Old Styles Through New Eyes | Art by J. Bowers
Summer 2006: C. | Art by Ruth Reader
Hollow Man: He’s A Loser, Baby--And So Is The Play He’s In | Stage by Geoffrey Himes
Try and Try Again: New Theater Company Achieves Mixed Results With Moderately Risky Debut | Stage by John Barry
Talk Talk by T.C. Boyle
| Review by
Stephen Peterson
Art Out of Time: Unknown Comics Visionaries, 1900-1969 by Dan Nadel, editor
| Review by
Christopher Skokna
Junk Mail by Will Self
| Review by
Raymond Cummings
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MUSIC
Ain’t Done Yet: Crescent City’s Musical Traditions Still Fertile On Parcel Of New Albums | Music by Geoffrey Himes
Love Is Love: Scritti Politti’s Green Gartside Grows Old Gracefully | Music by Jess Harvell
Aloe Blacc: Shine Through
| Review by
Jess Harvell
Pharrell: In My Mind
| Review by
Raymond Cummings
Cloudland Canyon: Requiems der Natur, 2002-2004
| Review by
Marc Masters
The Bronx: The Bronx
| Review by
Bret McCabe
The Short List
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FILM
Amy Sedaris: "[David] Letterman and ThinkFilm gave us money to make a movie for misfits and outcasts and ugly people," says Amy Sedaris over the phone from a New York hotel room. | Film by Violet LeVoit
The Night Listener
| Review by
Geoffrey Himes
The War Tapes
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Strangers With Candy
| Review by
Violet LeVoit
Miami Vice
| Review by
Bret McCabe
Final Destination 3
| Review by
Bret McCabe
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