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Goodnight Sweet Prince
By Kim Roller | November 7, 2002He's anti-civil rights, pro-tobacco, anti-abortion, pro-bible.
He's anti-civil rights, pro-tobacco, anti-abortion, pro-bible.
"Anger does well. Hate does well. Violence does well.
Bob Crane had it all: a wife, three kids and the lead role on Hogan's Heroes, a popular 1960s TV show.
Why does someone who seems to care so little have so much to say?.
My favorite dates are always with my partner in crime. We're not going out or anything, but our senses of humor match up like jeans and a good pair of Pumas.
They're a little bit country. They're a little bit rock-n-roll. But Cross Canadian Ragweed is 100-percent entertaining, and on Friday, November 8, they roll into Durham for a live show on Few Quad.
David Rees, a Chapel Hill native, is a thirty-nothing office temp who, through his homemade ClipArt strip "Get Your War On," also happens to be one of the sharpest voices of political commentary in...
While there are few things as satisfying as an achingly sincere song, disingenuous manufactured music can leave a bad taste in your mouth for days.
Much has been said about my apparent loathing of all things Southern.
A sexy, modern spin on the already seductive 1963 classic Charade, The Truth about Charlie--with quirky camera angles and a heart-poundingly fast pace--surprisingly manages to live up to the original.
If you're gonna be dumb, you gotta be tough. Indeed, Jackass is a finely tuned allegory of personal crisis and hard evidence of society's refusal to acknowledge the deviants of its own creation.
Far be it from me to dispute the colorful story of Senior Editor Greg Bloom, but there are certain errors I need to expose for the sake of honesty. A few points:.
Imagine this: You're a gay German singer attempting to flee Europe, and the only way you see to do it is by marrying a GI.
If the standard box-office fare seems to be lacking in originality these days, at least the French are keeping up with the demand for good entertainment.
If you're still really stuck, take a look at our rejects pile. After all, one girl's junk is another kid's ticket to candy--.
In a move of unprecedented ballsiness, Luke Fedoroff posted fliers across campus last week attempting to find "interesting people" of both sexes.
Well-respected authors and publications--including David Sedaris, the San Francisco Chronicle and Publishers Weekly--may well lose some hard-fought credibility after their latest praise for Arthur...
I got my absentee voter ballot in the mail the other day, and as I was marking my selections, I came across a position with no candidates running.
I had a ridiculous grin on my face for much of this past weekend, and it wasn't because of the embarrassing and often comical invasion of parents on campus.
In the heart of old Chatham County, buried under the thick darkness of forest glade, there lies a circle of dark infamy. It's called, in hushed tones and low moans, the Devil's Tramping Ground.