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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Mount Righteous, Sine Bean

Mount Righteous, Sine Bean

2/11/2010, The Windup Space, Baltimore.

The Vagina Monologues

The Vagina Monologues

2/11/2010, MICABBOX, Baltimore.

Ebony Bones

Ebony Bones

2/11/2010, Talking Head, Baltimore.

Steve Hofstetter’s Comedy Without Apology Tour

Steve Hofstetter’s Comedy Without Apology Tour

2/9/2010, Metro Gallery, Baltimore.

E Major

2/9/2010, Red Maple, Baltimore.

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Music by Bret McCabe:
Theresa Bickham
: The Towson University voice teacher and soprano talks about little-performed 20th-century voice works

Film by Bret McCabe:
Minute Waltz
: Local novelist Michael Kimball pieces together a new kind of film narrative in 60 Writers/60 Places

Feature by Erin Sullivan:
Single-Payer-Minded
: Local health-care practitioners explain why they're willing to go to jail in the name of health-care reform

Mobtown Beat by Van Smith:
Runaway Trainman
: Would-be Cockeysville railroader wins appeals and keeps on dreaming 

No Cover Review by Michael Byrne:
Kinda Like Something Big
: Under Sound Music keeps it tight and thinks big

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Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Single-Payer-Minded

Local health-care practitioners explain why they're willing to go to jail in the name of health-care reform

By Erin Sullivan

No matter how strongly we may feel about the health-care debate--and no matter which side of the debate we're on--most of us stay safely out of it.

NEWS

Single-Payer-Minded: Local health-care practitioners explain why they're willing to go to jail in the name of health-care reform | Feature by Erin Sullivan

Runaway Trainman: Would-be Cockeysville railroader wins appeals and keeps on dreaming  | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith

Murder Ink | The Mail | Councilmania

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COLUMNS

A Whole New World: About a year ago, my family and I were in Florida for a short business trip. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams

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COMICS

Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III

Important Comics: by Dina Kelberman

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

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MUSIC

Theresa Bickham: The Towson University voice teacher and soprano talks about little-performed 20th-century voice works | Music by Bret McCabe

Under Sound Music | Review by Michael Byrne

The Short List

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FILM

Minute Waltz: Local novelist Michael Kimball pieces together a new kind of film narrative in 60 Writers/60 Places | Film by Bret McCabe

Still Underground: Despite a growing American fan base, anime remains a moviegoing niche | Film by Martin L. Johnson

New This Week

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EAT

Mr. Rain's Fun House | Review by Mary K. Zajac

Max's Empanadas | Review by Tim Hill

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TODAY: Baltimore Snowpocalypse 2010 in CPTV

TODAY: Feb. 9, 2000 in X-Content by Van Smith

2/4/2010: My Favorite Things: Song Cycles by Great Composers rescheduled in Arts and Minds by Bret McCabe

2/4/2010: An Old Skool Banking Idea in Crash Course by Edward Ericson Jr.

2/3/2010: Curtain Time in Arts and Minds by Anna Ditkoff

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Councilmania > Councilmania: Keeping tabs on the City Council's activities so you don't have to 2/4/2010

Stage > Alone in the Dark: Two excellent peformances anchor this emotionally powerful experience 2/4/2010

Baltimanual.com: Check out our guide to Charm City

Family Portraits: Profiles of BGF members indicted in Maryland

Wired: Following the players in Baltimore's real shadow economy.

Murder Ink: Search Baltimore homicides by victim, location, year and more.

Movie Times: Search films playing in local theaters

Baltimore Children's Zone?: Considering a Radical Education Strategy's Potential in Baltimore
Great article, and thanks for writing it. The sooner our city (especially our new mayor looking to run on an accomplish ...

Lulu Eightball by Emily Flake
Really loved the "really learn stuff about yourself". ...

No Cover Review: Under Sound Music: Under Sound Music keeps it tight and thinks big
Undersound Music doing it big! Big ups family! This crew continues to raise the bar combining good music with style and ...

Considered: The Hexagon Goes ASCAP Free by Michael Byrne
Wrong. ASCAP was actually created to deal with the early 20th century version of cover songs. In 1914, covers were a ver ...

A Whole New World by Vincent Williams
He takes his kids to a theme park named for a notorious anti-Semite....calls readers who don't like his writing "cockroa ...

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