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Hello Pizza is a slice of heaven

The new Edina pizzeria boasts excellent toppings, flavorful sauce, and an A+ crust

University of Minnesota students not as good at sex as they used to be

Maybe you shouldn't have sex in this place, and with these people.​The University of Minnesota has taken a dramatic drop in sex practices from last year, according to a national study on student sexual health. All of those people who graduated last spring may take a moment to pat themselves on the ... More >>

University of Minnesota: We're number 68! We're number 68!

U of M: The M stands for "mediocre." ​The University of Minnesota really is one of the best schools in the country... if you get far enough down the list. The U came in No. 68 on the U.S. News and World Report's influential college rankings list, which was released yesterday. Coming in 68th in any ... More >>

Fair-y Tales

Bristol Palin, James O'Keefe, Jonathan Krohn: Young Republican Stars

The up and coming. The politically braindead. Meet the new Republikids.

Minneapolis photographer captures Obama as a young man

Lisa Jack didn't know she was photographing the first black president

Miami Herald editor, former Star Tribune editor to head Pulitzer board

Miami Herald Executive Editor and former Star Tribune Editor Anders Gyllenhaal is the new chairman of the Pulitzer Prize Board

Lawyer makes dirty debt collectors pay

The Avenger: Pete Barry goes after those "who live off the misery of others"

Tutu Speaks

The Nobel Laureate deemed too offensive by the University of St. Thomas offers his thoughts in an exclusive interview

Hung Up

A noose at a local college brings the Jena 6 controversy home

4/6 Morning Communiqué

The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much

The Zapruder film? It was faked. The Wellstone crash? It was a hit. 9/11? An inside job. Tumbling down the rabbit hole with professional philosopher Jim Fetzer.

Field Of Screens

Why put on a film festival in a barn in the middle of nowhere? Why not?

Rove/Plame: Left-libs go all Ann Coulter

Those People Are Us

Mizna's Arab Film Fest at Intermedia Arts brings the other home

Flirting With Death

How an unlikely date led to the writing of 'The Exonerated'

Dead Again?

The drive to bring back capital punishment has friends in high places

My Big Fat Beautiful Body

'Real Women Have Curves' adds weight to the immigrant chick flick

Off Beat

The .14 Cent Solution

New royalties proposed by the music industry threaten to kill independent Internet radio

Beneath Bucharest

Edet Belzberg's Children Underground Goes Deep Into the World of Romania's Street Kids

Touch Me, I'm Sick

Bubble Boy's comedy is not infectious

The North Woods Project

Native Minnesotan filmmaker Katie Koskenmaki turns Vermont into the scary "Minnesota" of "The Windigo"

Off Beat

Buy the Word

The National Writers Union won a landmark decision on behalf of freelancers. Or did it?

My Many Colored Days

Richard Einhorn and the Minnesota Orchestra

Sunfish Lake: The Phantom Menace

NSP says its power-line project is just a routine upgrade. Scientists promise there's nothing to fear. But in this tony St. Paul suburb, there's talk of miscarriages, cancer, and lawsuits.

Nicotine Fit

He's been thrown out of court on his ear, but Roger Conant is still railing about the legal fees from the tobacco settlement

Families Without Homes

The work of rebuilding lives

Roger Headrick's Purple Heart

He was instrumental in building the Vikings team that's now laying waste to the NFL. So why isn't anyone thanking Roger Headrick?

Distress Signals

KTCA tried to survive the public TV wars by being bigger and better. Too bad the grants dried up and the talent jumped ship.

The Hot Zone

Global warming isn't just a theory anymore. Now the arguments are about how dire the changes in world climate will be, how soon they'll come--and what, if anything, can be done to moderate them.

Princess of Tides

The Mirror Has Two Faces reflects Barbra Streisand's ambition to have it all.