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Feature
City leaders have paid lip service to Kansas City's young people. What they haven't paid is much money or attention.
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State Lines
A report alleges a top Missouri Guardsman lied about Nazi war gear.
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Kansas City Strip
Angry WyCo homeowners raise the stakes in an Indian tribe's casino gamble.
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Interview
Ozzy's guitarist brings old-school ethics to the Osbournes crowd.
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Interview
Oro Negro mines the local hip-hop scene for shining treasure.
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Around Hear
downthesun hopes to shed light on the local metal scene.
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Critics' Choices
Sunday, August 18, at Starlight Theatre.
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Critics' Choices
Saturday, August 17, at the Replay Lounge.
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Critics' Choices
Saturday, August 17, at Abe and Jake's Landing.
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Critics' Choices
Friday, August 16, at Verizon Amphitheater.
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Critics' Choices
Wednesday, August 14, at Davey's Uptown.
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Hear & Now
Reanimation (Warner Bros.)
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Hear & Now
Dino Jack Crispy (self-released)
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Hear & Now
Topdog/Underdog (MCA)
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Hear & Now
Perfect City (Slewfoot)
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Hear & Now
Dog House Music (Antone's)
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Restaurant Reviews
Webster's Restaurant brings ladies who lunch back downtown.
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Fat Mouth
The Fidelity Tower's developers are hungry for a brave restaurateur.
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Film
Soderbergh shoots in digital and hits the target: Hollywood.
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Film
Blue Crush is a wash.
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Hall
K-State forces two broadcast-booth buddies to go to war.
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Off the Couch
If your AM radio is on the fritz, catch up on all your sports talk here!
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SeeSaw
Molly Murphy and The Wil$ons$ stick it to 'em.
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Stuff
It's man vs. machinima when video games become, ahem, movies.
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Night & Day
Tango dancers who want more than slit skirts and red roses can learn from a pro.
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Night & Day
This month's Tivoli Film Forum selection is powerfully frightening, as it should be.
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Letters
Letters from the week of August 15, 2002
