Style Weekly
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- Issue Archive for
- Nov 13-19, 2002
- Vol. 20, No. 46
News & Features
Marketing Peace
Hospice of Central Virginia launches a campaign to tell Richmonders that hospice isn't just about dying.
National Geographic Barks Up SPCA's Tree
The SPCA's new facility and joint programs like the one it has with the city of Richmond have caught the attention of National Geographic.
Heart Felt
How much do you want to know about your internal organs?
contest: 17 Words
Short shots at all you need to know about Richmond.
Cracking the Code
At The New Community School students learn how to turn dyslexia around.
Arts & Events
television: Family Values
Last season only three family sitcoms finished in the top 30; this year it's nine and counting.
Crossing Culture
Four area artists communicated with the universal language of music on a recent cultural exchange.
Coming to town
Who: Hackensaw Boys
art: The Art in Death
Three Miles Gallery unevenly celebrates death with "Los Dias de Los Muertos."
Now Hear This
Pavement, Joan Osborne, John Mayer, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Emily Easterly
movies: Still Life
"Frida" is compelling, but this portrait of an artist focuses mostly on her life as a wife.
music: Old at Heart
Sean Costello's old-school blues style sets him apart from the other young hotshots.
quick flicks
The Santa Clause 2, The Ring, I Spy, Jackass - The Movie,
book: Emotional Communication
Author Jonathan Safran Foer talks about structure and the art of communicating feelings.
Food & Drink
theater: Three's Company
The Firehouse presents three entertaining yet dated one-acts in their latest, "Triple Play."
Young yet Sophisticated
Jimmy's young chef offers clever and tasty dishes with just a few flaws.
cheap date
we're slashing prices
Opinion & Blogs
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the score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist
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