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N.C. Governor's School under pressure from anti-gay group
Instructor not invited back this summer; film series censored
Tanya Olson's question in simple: "Why is this openly homophobic group, located in Arizona, that has a clear evangelical Christian backing and funding, determining the curriculum of a North Carolina school program?" by Matt Saldańa
Anti-bullying bill still mired in language issues by Lisa Sorg
Raw milk may lose its gray dye by Suzanne Nelson
$10 million in spin by Lisa Sorg
N&O lays off publishers at community papers by Fiona Morgan
Cooking with rays by Lisa Sorg
Raleigh news & politics
Expensive runoffs with dismal turnout: What's the solution?
The runoff election cost taxpayers about $4 million. Given the tiny turnout, it amounted to about $50 a vote. by Bob Geary
Blue pencil blues
by V.C. Rogers
New Bern Fife & Drum Corps by Derek Anderson
It's our game by Jennifer Strom
Wilmington's Deluxe restaurant draws vacationers downtown
Uptown brunch Down East
The menu is inventive in both its use of organic ingredients and its combination of cultural tastes and artistic plate presentation. by Victoria Bouloubasis
Independence Day cookouts from Piedmont farms and N.C. waters by Sheryl Cornett
Eno fest eats by Claire Cusick
Miami's Torche is one of many brilliant Southern bands recasting metal
Experiments in welding
Though it's thick and brutal in that saturated Southern metal sense, Meanderthal feels and bounces at times like the most punishing but somehow buoyant pop-punk record you've ever heard. by Grayson Currin
Navigating stages at the Eno festival by Rick Cornell
Black Skies' Hexagon by Bryan Reed
The guide to the week's concerts
BoyZone, Clang Quartet, Jeff Rehnlund and Relay for Death by Brian Howe
Music news, reviews & previews
Eye candy and bittersweets from Art Dorks at Wootini
You got art on my chocolate
Having savored the Art Dorks' delectable offerings, it might be time to head back down to Miel Bon Bons for just one more truffle or petit gateau. Wootini and chocolate—complementary confections. by Amy White
aKabi's extreme demands on dancers and the audience by Byron Woods
Poems that marry domesticity with wars abroad in Old War by Jaimee Hills
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Byron Woods
Daily reports from America's premiere modern dance festival
Reprise
Norwegian literary lads become men
One distinctive element of Reprise is its exploration of things that might happen. by David Fellerath
Will Smith's burned-out savior in Hancock; Claude Lelouch's fun Roman de Gare by Godfrey Cheshire
Bull Durham turns 20
Film times & brief film reviews
Summer sport
In this Olympic season, top Triangle athletes cool off in the summer heat. by Derek Anderson











And in those precincts and counties where there was higher turnout due to additional runoff contests, John Brooks won the…
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It is not an honest measure of the cost of the election to measure it in that way. The cost…
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