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Flamboyant flappers, groggy gangsters

by Sara Nicole Miller
Published September 7, 2006
Outkast's new film "Idlewild" features good beats, but poor story lines

Obsessing over perception, the power of propaganda

by Michael Garberich
Published September 7, 2006
"Obsession" looks at fundamentalist culture and its ties to propaganda

The truth is in the bottle

by Emily Garber
Published September 7, 2006
Charles Bukowski's "Factotum" is put on screen and placed in Minneapolis

Minneapolis City Council votes to go wireless

by Charley Bruce
Published September 6, 2006
The council voted 12-1 in favor of a contract for a new wireless Internet system to blanket Minneapolis.

Final chapter for local library?

by Charley Bruce
Published September 6, 2006
Budget issues may lead to reduced hours and programs for Minneapolis libraries.

Fairgoers witness Miracle of Birth up close

by Skye Stauffer
Published September 5, 2006

Work doesn't get much more hands-on than veterinary senior Shana Owen's Minnesota State Fair gig. Owen is one of seven University veterinary students working at the Miracle of Birth Center at the fair....

Alley proposal nixed

by Elizabeth Cook
Published September 5, 2006

Pedestrians can still walk in alleys after weeks of discussion between residents and Minneapolis City Council members. The council voted 10-3 Friday to reject a proposed ordinance that would restrict alleys...

Katrina student stays put at U

by Amber Schadewald
Published September 5, 2006
Elizabeth DeSanto was forced to relocate from New Orleans to Minneapolis.

Candidates find state fair a hot spot for campaigning

by Faith Holschbach
Published September 5, 2006
Politicians and volunteers found ways to attract voters' attention.

Weekend riddled with wrongdoing

by Elena Rozwadowski
Published August 16, 2006
A lab attendant was given a tetanus shot after a research mouse bit his thumb.

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