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By Peter Rugg
The classroom's desks are empty now. It's the end of the day, and the final bell has rung. The last person in the room is Lisa Butts, 43, the assistant principal at South...
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By Penny LaRocque
Kansas City, Kansas, kicks off its 2009 Follow the Dotte Art Walk series this evening with a bit of a twist. Usually, the galleries around Minnesota Avenue between Fifth and...
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By Brent Shepherd
In the realm of Japanese cinema, Yasujiro Ozu was the anti-Kurosawa. Not that that's a bad thing. Kurosawa tended toward the epic and feudalistic. Ozu was inclined toward...
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By Berry Anderson
After mass on this day 136 years ago, so the story goes, native Irish priest James A. Dunn led parishioners from Eighth Street and Cherry into downtown. They had to wait nearly...
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By Penny LaRocque
"Part of the magic of Create Your Own Reality is that you don't have to be an artist or even artistic. You just have to have the intention to create," says Darcy Bloss, the...
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Archie Scott Gobber Is Better Off Now is an exhibit by artist Archie Scott Gobber, a native of Warrensburg, Mo.
Tuesdays-Fridays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Saturdays, 12-4 p.m....
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A new exhibition by local artist Emily Eakes, curated by Molly Murphy.
Sun., March 15, 2009
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By Berry Anderson
Fitz's Blarney Stone (3801 Broadway, 816-753-4949). Drown sorrows in midtown starting at 9 a.m., when wells are $1 off. All beer is 50 cents off until 6 p.m.
Mon.,...
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By Berry Anderson
Zoo Bar (1220 McGee, 816-842-6060). Need to meet up with a bail bondsman or your divorce attorney? Get friendly downtown at 10 a.m. with $3.50 wells, $2.25 cans and $5 bottles...
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By Berry Anderson
D.B. Cooper's (1804 West 39th Street, 816-753-9800). Been up all night? This 39th Street favorite opens at 6 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Forget about specials, but domestic...
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By Peter Rugg
In just the first pages of Nancy Pickard's suspense novel The Virgin of Small Plains, a senior citizen with early onset Alzheimer's wanders through a cemetery during a...
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By Charles Ferruzza
You've never heard of St. Baldrick's? Don't worry, the Vatican hasn't, either. (The patron saint of hairstylists, by the way, is Martin de Porres.) But the fictitious saint...
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By Crystal K. Wiebe
If you don't know what Snake Saturday is, then you've never spent the Saturday before St. Patrick's Day in the Northland. For 25 years now, a big ol' parade has crawled through...
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By Brent Shepherd
Want to talk about pictures with all-star lineups? Meet the 1955 New York Yankees of cinema: producer-director Otto Preminger helming an adaptation of a Nelson Algren novel...
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By Crystal K. Wiebe
On the final days before St. Patricks Day, leprechauns are lurking. But its not enough to be just drunk and Irish tonight at the Beaumont Club (4050 Pennsylvania,...
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By Crystal K. Wiebe
Forget clichés about the banalities of teenage poetry. Each year, young creative minds at Paseo Arts Academy (4747 Flora, 816-418-2275) impress hundreds with their...
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By Berry Anderson
Marking a milestone in the Power & Light District is downtown's only bowling alley and lounge, Lucky Strike Lanes (1370 Grand, 816-471-2316), which celebrates its first year of...
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By Andrew Miller
Naka-Kon is an anime convention offering a 24-hour anime screening room and an around-the-clock gaming center stocked with everything from the original Nintendo to the...
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This group exhibit features a variety of works in which the artists meditate on the theme of trees. Opening reception runs from 7-9pm.
March 14-April 26, 2009
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Improvisational comedy troupe Full Frontal Comedy presents a show of short-form improvisational games based on audience suggestions. The show will also include the...
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