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NEWS & FEATURES

Mark Jurkowitz investigates the long-term political ramifications of Bush's failure to act in the face of Hurrican Katrina and believes that this will finally be the President's undoing.

Stephen M. Mindich and Peter Kadzis take it a step further - Bush is America's Nero. Nero at least fiddled while Rome burned.

Harvey Silvergate, Daniel Aaron and Leslie Dunton-Downer look at The 9/11 Commission Report and believe it to be America's first epic.

The San Francisco Bay Guardian has unveiled its annual "Project Censored" list, and the Phoenix has it.

Plus, this just in:
  • REPRO RIGHTS No decision is a bad decision
  • LOCAL IMPACT Getting the gas face
  • DRIVE LOCAL State plates for farmers
  • DIGITAL MUSIC N99 cents isn’t enough for major labels
    Politics and other mistakes

    Letters to the Editor
    Savage Love
    Crossword solution


    MUSIC

    Sam Pfeiffle on Paranoid Social Club and Covered in Bees. Also, Dead Season.

    Matt Ashare goes all O.C. on us with his look at Death Cab for Cutie.

    Mikael Wood on Laura Viers.

    Simon W. Vozick-Levinson on Of Montreal.

    Ted Drozdowski on Diamanda Galás.

    Chris Nelson on the retirement of Diplo.

    Appollo Sunshine is worth the trip, per Jonathan Perry. So is The Boston Comedy Festival, per Ted Drozdowski.

    Plus, Sibilance Also, short reviews of:
  • BLACK DICE BROKEN EAR RECORD
  • MARJORIE FAIR SELF HELP SERENADE
  • DELBERT MCCLINTON COST OF LIVING
  • THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS TWIN CINEMA
  • SIGUR ROS 73 TAKK
  • ZUCO 103 WHAA!

    FILM

    Peter Keough says Murray and Jarmusch bloom in Broken Flowers.

    Short reviews of:
    THE TRANSPORTER 2
    UNDERCLASSMAN


    Worth the trip:
    The Boston Film Festival used to be worth the trip, anyway. Peter Keough documents its recent struggle.

    THEATER

    Megan Grumbling on Ugly Ducklings at the Camden Opera House.

    Worth the trip:
    BUG and Abyssinia make the grade, according to Carolyn Clay.

    ART

    Chris Thompson on RG ReSolutions at the Map Room

    BOOKS

    John Freeman on the disappointing latest from Lily King.

    TELEVISION

    Elisabeth Donnelly previews what's in store for The Gilmore Girls.

    FOOD

    Andy King discusses the delicate etiquette involved when sending food back.

    SPECIALS

    Best Music Poll 2005
    The Best of 2004
    Portland Band Guide










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