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Feature
With their new Chop Shop deal, the Republic Tigers turn tail on a tired old record industry.
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Web Exclusive
Super Thriftway threatened to move if the midtown recycling center didn't disappear.
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Burnt Ends
Got pasties, fringe skirts and a propensity to strip nearly nude? Sounds like you'd fit into this growing social subset.
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Interview
Liars makes a name for itself as a band both experimental and accessible.
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Bonus Tracks
DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist are 45-a-holics and this Kansas City store might have their hookup.
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Bonus Tracks
Lawrence band the Fairer Sex breaks out mad rhymes on Two Can Win.
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CD Reviews
The Coup: A 21-Day Revolution Within
(Equator Recordings/Guerilla Movement)
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CD Reviews
16 Addresses
(Self-released)
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Restaurant Reviews
El Quetzal serves authentic Guatemalan food in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Fat Mouth
The Cattleman's Steakhouse makes us want to hide.
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Film
Morgan Spurlock makes us look bad, plus (separate!) films on baseball and steroids shine.
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Film
The Islamic revolution and puberty through the 2-D eyes of Marjane Satrapi.
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Art
Tomoko Takahashi's Pile Up is controlled chaos.
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Stage
The jury's still out on the Kansas City Rep's Mockingbird.
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Game On
No amount of sharpening can save this dull blade.
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Martin
City Manager Wayne Cauthen updates his résumé — a little too much.
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Ask a Mexican®
The Mexican returns to answer some very important questions.
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Letters
Whether it's grocery-store coupons, liquor or music, we all need a deal sometimes.
