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Clinton women for Palin? No way
Gender politics -
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Caffé Itri
Enchanting Italian away from the Hill
At 18 years, Caffé Itri is one of the longest-running places on Cranston’s “restaurant row”, and for very good reason, as we re-learned on a recent visit.
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JOHNETTE RODRIGUEZ
| September 03, 2008
The enthusiasm gap
This election, with Obama having stoked pennant fever in Denver, it is the Dems who have cornered the excitement market
The selection of gun-shooting, anti-abortion, creationist, doctrinaire conservative Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as John McCain’s vice-presidential nominee has finally got the GOP’s conservative base excited.
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DAVID S. BERNSTEIN
| September 03, 2008
Branching out
The Low Anthem’s roots run deep
Heaven-sent and handmade, the Low Anthem’s new disc descends on its listeners like a paper airplane, wobbling lightly on the breeze.
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BOB GULLA
| September 03, 2008
Palin: The plain truth
Don’t be fooled by the Tina Fey styling, McCain’s vice-presidential pick is a menace
In selecting Alaska governor Sarah Palin as his vice-presidential candidate, Republican nominee John McCain pulled a Clarence Thomas.
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EDITORIAL
| September 03, 2008
Hotter than ever
A rich lineup at the Hot Club Waterfront Festival
The Hot Club Waterfront Festival returns this weekend with a lineup as diverse as the melting pot of 21-plus partygoers who will fill South Water Street throughout the weekend.
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CHRIS CONTI
| September 03, 2008
Beer goggles
Dr. Lovemonkey
What do you say on the following morning to someone with whom you slept that you ordinarily never would have unless you were drunk?
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DR. LOVEMONKEY
| September 03, 2008
Gov. Darwin’s excellent misadventure
Palin may rally the right, but she doesn’t make the cut
Welcome to Casa Diablo, Alaska Governess Sarah Palin. Oh, and, wait for it . . . she doesn’t believe in evolution. Jackpot!
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PHILLIPE AND JORGE
| September 03, 2008
13 shots to the dome
The 10 hours and 29 minutes of LL Cool J’s career
What to do with LL Cool J?
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RICHARD BECK
| September 03, 2008
Segal and Fierro lead the way for the General Assembly
Endorsements
As Rhode Islanders go to the polls for a primary election next Tuesday, September 9, there are some key votes to be made for progressive legislators.
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PHOENIX STAFF
| September 04, 2008
Nobody's perfect
To err is Too Human
Fair or not, it’s hard to discuss Too Human without bringing in the circumstances of its creation.
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MITCH KRPATA
| September 02, 2008
Blood sucks
HBO does the ‘Southern Vampire’
With regard to this whole nouveau vampire thing, this revitalized appreciation for the undead, I should declare myself at the outset a more or less complete philistine.
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JAMES PARKER
| September 02, 2008
War correspondent
Paul Auster sheds light on Man in the Dark
So here he goes again, the writer known as Paul Auster, starting yet another novel, this time with the words “I am alone in the dark.”
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PETER KEOUGH
| September 02, 2008
Opening-night jitters
The DNC’s primary colors
The Democratic National Convention started off with a strange vibe that might be summed up in one word: restraint.
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DAVID S. BERNSTEIN
| August 28, 2008
What Obama must do
A new talent must wrestle with an old hand at political survival
For all the fawning press Barack Obama has received, the grace and favor with which he has been treated is nothing compared with the free ride McCain has enjoyed.
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EDITORIAL
| August 28, 2008
Dark days on Fountain Street
With a parting shot, MacKay joins the exodus from the once-mighty BeloJo
There are black umbrellas in the poolside Pernod and grapefruits at Casa Diablo upon our having learned that ace reporter Scott MacKay has taken the Urinal’s buyout package.
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PHILLIPE AND JORGE
| August 27, 2008
In crisis, there is opportunity
Jobs are out there, even with the Internet remaking the media business
The news about the news business is bleak.
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A.J. PACITTI
| August 27, 2008
Buyout falls short of goal; questions remain
As The ProJo Turns
Twenty-two Providence Journal employees, 12 in news and 10 in advertising, have taken the company up on its latest buyout.
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IAN DONNIS
| August 27, 2008
Ordinance aims to easy the bite of displacement
Citywatch
When Granoff Associates announced plans in May to renovate the Arcade in downtown Providence, tenants in the building got a scant 30 days’ notice.
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AMY LITTLEFIELD
| August 27, 2008
Unplugged
Arcadia Landing call it quits
Four friends, two bands, and nine years laer, Arcadia Landing is closed for business, according to a statement posted on their MySpace page on July 25.
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CHRIS CONTI
| August 27, 2008
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