The Love HangoverValentine’s Day is supposed to be a day to spend time with a loved one and cherish the moments together. |
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Reconfiguring the American DreamIt is difficult to identify a solid definition of American culture with such an eclectic mix of American experiences, yet there is a perceived inherent right to the “American Dream,”... |
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Manifesto: Fluxus!This is a great month to visit our University of Michigan Museum of Art. There is a wild opening exhibit... |
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Starting Flames |
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Parents being childrenThe Performance Network’s current production is the 2009 Tony Award winning comedy, God of Carnage, by the French playwright, Yasmina Reza. |
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Into the distanceHalf a world away, stands India's most holy city, the striking and beautiful Benares. |
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Chroma Piano TrioIf you love classical music, it doesn't get much better than this: A world-class trio — violin, cello, piano |
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Folky ValentineBesides hosts Annie and Rod Capps, the annual event will feature three other musical couples... |
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'Fe-brrr-ary' Frosty FunAt the time of this writing temperatures are lingering in the 40s! I |
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Ruminations on modern (local) music fables; our own thing, our own time, our own story |
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Highbrow in the pubOn the first Tuesday of every month you can hear opera at the Sidetrack Bar/Frenchie’s in Ypsilanti. |
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Show your skillsAnn Arbor chefs sharpened their knifes and their skills for the annual Mainstreet Ventures Top Knife competition on January 5. |
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A different kind of localIn 1952, Ray and Mary Knight opened Knight’s Market, a small grocery store on the West Side in Ann Arbor. |
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Got a crush?Get ready to taste chocolate creations from... |
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Kai GardenKai Garden is yet another Ann Arbor Chinese restaurant with a second menu full of authentic dishes – but only for those who know to ask for it. |
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For the love of Valentine's DayFebruary in Michigan can be cold — but with Valentine's Day, you're looking for a way to heat things up. |
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Out of sight, out of mind.It's extremely deceptive. In a county where the economy holds its own with a major university and thriving small business paired with a perpetual flow of progressive ideas... |
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A Passage to IndiaThis time is different; actually to be exact, halfway-around-the-world, immersed-in-a-different-culture, pioneering-a-newborn-and-fragile-brewpub-culture different. |
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Farm to table keeps the menu local at GrangeMore people are wondering these days exactly where their food comes from. |
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Make the Pledge350 parts per million may sound like an arbitrary answer to a science experiment, but to many scientists 350ppm may be the most important answer to the world’s most important scientific problem... |
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Occupy Wall Street (and Ann Arbor): A Conversation about its Local and National MeaningThe Occupy movement has gained momentum through 2011 and is primed to be a major factor in the important election year of 2012. |
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Anti-War Horse plods through epicThere are only a few things wrong with the new film “War Horse.” It’s not a war movie and it’s not about a horse. It’s actually an anti-war movie with a horse used as a device to take us from one side of the conflict to another. |
