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By Vicki Kaplan | November 14, 2002Look around. There appears to be a surge in the arts right here in Durham.
Look around. There appears to be a surge in the arts right here in Durham.
For as much as people compare him to Jeff Buckley, Ours' lead singer Jimmy Gnecco's image is a much darker one.
Responding to the needs of our readers, we sent several writers out to find the best cheap dates in the Triangle.
He's anti-civil rights, pro-tobacco, anti-abortion, pro-bible.
"Anger does well. Hate does well. Violence does well.
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.
Why does someone who seems to care so little have so much to say?.
Bob Crane had it all: a wife, three kids and the lead role on Hogan's Heroes, a popular 1960s TV show.
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.
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.
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...
Not dressed yet? Don't let your costume cost you originality. We here at Recess brainstormed some new ideas so you won't have to dress as the usual suspects--you know: a cat, a hippie, Britney, Dubya.
One of the nation's most respected publishing houses sits only a little down the road in Chapel Hill, but unless you've just penned the Great American Novel, you might be better off selling your...
It's that time of year again kiddies, and your friendly neighborhood crypt keeper is opening up his basket of goodies for the frightful festivities.
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.
After Quality Control hit last year, Jurassic 5 emerged as part of the fresh new face of West Coast rap.
Tickle me, forget the Elmo! Kelly Heaton, an artist-in-residence at Duke, has been skinning the popular Tickle Me Elmo dolls in the name of creativity.
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.