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Antoinette Baylor, 14

John Marshall High School

Derek Austin, 15

Godwin High School

Jesse Dakota Delano, 9

Lakeside Elementary School

Zackary L. Clements, 12

Brookland Middle School

Braden Snyder, 15

Douglas Freeman High School

Abby Grennell, 15

James River High School

The HR Department

Hedvig Meyer, 13

Lucille Brown Middle School

Ricky Kight, 15

Lee-Davis High School

Brandon Thomas Atkinson, 7

Cool Spring Elementary School

Ashton Branch, 13

Binford Middle School

16 Under Sixteen

Winners of our contest for remarkable kids.

• by Profiles by Joan Tupponce

Hippodrome: The Next Apollo?

Steady Hand

From projectors to plasma, Channel 6 floor director Jack Rowley has seen a half century of change.

• by Scott Bass

Whitney Ferrell, 12

Short Pump Middle School

Mona Saniei, 15

Matoaca High School

Benedetti’s Son Says “Enough Is Enough”

Professor Bork

UR’s newest law teacher discusses gay marriage, the role of the judiciary — and Alex Rodriguez.

• by Laura LaFay

Plan 9 to Close South Side Store

Benjamin Harrison, 14

St. Christopher's School

Austin Boze, 11

St. Christopher's School

Jermaine Archer, 15

Thomas Jefferson High School

Gallery’s Demise Blamed on “Oversight”

Julia Niculescu, 16

Clover Hill High School

United Front

A creative class convenes with 19 businesses and a matrix of like minds.

• by Brandon Walters

Out of Town Pick:

The Israel Philharmonic/ The Virginia Symphony

Pro Activist

Brit writer and political comedian Robert Newman performs at Chop Suey.

rental unit: “The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T."

A forgotten Seussical.

Local Guitarist Remembered

Set List

Where to go. What to hear.

Not much boom in Theatre VCU’s “Breath, Boom”

New Tricks for an Old Dog

Local acting favorite to cut his directing teeth on the prize-winning “Topdog/Underdog.”

• by DLHintz

Boys in the Hood

“City of God” spins a tale of the gun.

• by Wayne Melton

Modernist vs. Traditionalist

The money’s not raised, but the performing arts complex’s architecture has raised questions about what downtown Richmond should be.

• by Edwin Slipek Jr

Two swans are better than one:

Richmond Ballet opens Swan Lake

Karate Cooking

Stripped-Down Sibling

Bookbinder’s new spinoff restaurant has freshness down pat.

• by Kendra Bailey Morris

Under the Surface

At the school I was assigned, racial misunderstanding went both ways. It was a time of big Afros and black power, and a white girl like me just wasn’t welcome.

• by Clara Silverstein