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The Yearbook of the
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Go ahead and get away
With love being in the air (and those midterms just around
the comer), it's a good time to get away with your significant
other or even your best friend. Mike Berardino invites you to
check out Chapel Hill's own Hillcrest House. For the budget
conscious, Anne-Renee Rice offers some suggestions for
low-cost getaways.
The horrifying story of a lost bet
A night of Wanda Bodine, Neil Diamond and an audience full
of Toni home perms. Yes, it was scarier than this week's
movie, "Crime Zone," but Joe Bob tells it better.
Persecuted pygmies on Parade
This week's wisdom reveals the truth behind some of the
world's most common stereotypical myths.
A new line-up and a new attitude
And with a new album on sale at Record Bar, Majosha has
it all. Allison Pike talks to this band for which attitude is
definitely not a problem.
A true blues legend
Paul Stewart provides insight into a living blues legend in
his review of Taj Mahal's Feb. 1, show at the ArtsCenter.
"Here's lookin' at you, kid"
Whether they're funny, bizarre, tear-jerkers or classic oldies,
romantic movies are always in season, Lesley Bartlett,
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for Valentine videos.
The Fonz, Alice, Capt. Stuhing and Starbuck
In this week's Edited 4 Television, Winston'Lloyd encour
ages you to flip back to a time when "Happy Days" was the
show to watch.
A lively lunch
Instead of fighting for a place to sit at Lenoir during lunch,
grab something to go, and come to the Cabaret's new
lunchtime shows.
With Nietzsche's blessing
Randal Bullock reviews Fugazi's energetic album, which
endeavors to prove that hardcore hasn't softened up yet. -Your
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Make yours with Week's Fare.
This isn't Cannes
Nevertheless, we've got the latest, the greatest, the best
and the worst movie listings in our little corner of the world.
Just for you. .
A new duo
Bryan Burns talks to Jamie Block and Sarah Levin, who are
joining forces for the first time to bring a folk-flavored act to
the Cabaret Wednesday. ,
STAFF:
Editor: Cathy McHugh Assistant editor: Eleni Chamis
Design editor: Laura Ross Asst. design editor: Lisa Reichle
Copy editor: Gary Johnson Week's Fare: Kelly Rhodes
Movies: James Dean and Richard Smith
Music, bands: Allison Pike
Album reviews: Doug Edmunds and Randal Bullock
TeIevision:Winston Lloyd Columnist: Elizabeth Ellen
Features: Lesley Bartlett, Bryan Burns, Anne-Renee Rice,
Paul Stewart and Billy Stockard
Cover art: Betty York at Hillcrest House by Steven Exum.
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