Staying ahead of the gameLibrary to host Sustainable Ann Arbor, four once-a-month collaborative discussions... |
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Are there holes in the bucket?On Tuesday, January 17 Great Lakes Echo commentator, Gary Wilson, will lead a discussion on the Great Lakes Compact |
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Real life Rain ManLanguage: How We Communicate is the theme of the 10th annual Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads... |
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Renovation and changeThe fate of a proposed six-story apartment building between South Main Street and Ashley at West Mosley Street... |
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Health & WellnessAs the holidays turn into the new year, we stop thinking about buffet-style meals with our extended families and start wondering what we can do better. |
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Seoul StreetSeoul Street has distinguished itself from the pack of Ann Arbor Korean restaurants by focusing on a dish previously unknown here: Korean-style fried chicken. |
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Eat upThe time has come for Ann Arbor’s Restaurant Week. |
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Just a tasteGot a taste for chocolate? Learn a little at Mindo Chocolates & The USDA Cocoa Genome Project |
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Go it aloneOkay, so, I’ve got my own blog. Whenever I feel like it, I click “post” and I ruthlessly relay scrolls of (hopefully insightful) essays about music to the world. |
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Singing in the yearThe Ann Arbor Folk Festival's motto might very well be, “if it works, don’t fix it!” |
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"Classics" from 2011I thought it'd be easy. A list of my top ten local albums of the year. |
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International Guitar NightTake four of the best guitar players from around the globe, put them on the same stage and let them jam — you now have a six-string fan's dream. |
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The blues includedOur world is rich in human-made and naturally occurring musical sounds. |
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Folk the PoliceDuring the weekend of Ann Arbor’s annual Folk Festival haters may think the city has gone a little soft, |
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Love's Labor Not LostThe struggle for labor rights has shaped politics and society for most of the last century and early into this one, especially here in Michigan. |
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U of M grad nabs best doc honorsLove can be complicated. Just ask Sophia Kruz. Kruz’s documentary about her parents’ love story, “Time Dances On,”... |
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A Shakespearean twistFor all his intricate and ambiguous passages, Shakespeare's plots were relatively simple, applying the basic elements of love, lust, greed and revenge to the human condition. |
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Wrong side of the curtainMikhail Bulgakov had a very interesting — and lucky — relationship with Joseph Stalin. |
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Disillusioned and drivenThe Purple Rose Theatre’s second play of their 2011-2012 season, William Mastrosimone’s A Stone Carver, opens on January 19 and runs through March 10. |
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World-class re-openingAsk any art aficionado in Paris or London, Los Angeles or Tokyo to name the most important art institution between New York and Chicago... |
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The way of lifeArtist Richard Wilt could take the most ordinary situation and make it striking and profound, providing a beautiful simplicity that made his viewers connect and wander. |
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Video 50Art cannot be contained. It mixes, mingles, mutates and contaminates through all forms and genres. |
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Pearloiners, Masturboats, and Silken Flesh Communicators! Oh my!Simon & Schuster recently posted videos on YouTube of various employees taking turns trying to read aloud portions of Nicholson Baker’s new novel House of Holes. |
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Philip Glass and Robert WilsonEnjoy a rare opportunity to hear two titans of twentieth-century performance tell their stories in their own words, as the University of Michigan Museum of Art... |
