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Dr. Seuss

  • Arts

    November 14, 2012

    How the Grinch Stole Christmas

    Children's Theatre Company show warms even the smallest of hearts

  • Blogs

    August 10, 2012

    Occupy Homes celebrates new victories with party and conference

    SEE ALSO: - Brother Ali on Occupy Homes and the foreclosure crisis - Occupy protesters settle into another foreclosed home despite arrests [PHOTOS] [UPDATE]- Occupy Homes MN to deliver 6,000 signatures to US BankOn Wednesday night, while about 150 people were in Monique White's yard, listening to Br ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 21, 2011

    Mark Mallman tour diary, Vol. 10: The sea! The sea!

    ​The game is won on the field. Some bits of advice are impossible to follow to fruition. "The game is won on the field, Mallman." This is the kind of hodge-podge rhetoric that makes so much sense, you end up feeling like shit about yourself because you can never live up to it. Life is not won. If ... More >>

  • Arts

    September 21, 2011

    Minneapolis graffiti artists create art above the law

    Sher, Swatch Team, Broken Crow, and more

  • Blogs

    November 1, 2010

    Top 5 costumes: Sexiest, most badass, group effort, and more

    Photo by Dave Eckblad​Some people create their Halloween costumes out of detritus from the closet, others buy something pre-packaged from Target, and others put their blood, sweat, and tears into creating something truly awesome. When these people walk through the door, stand at the bar, or take t ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 20, 2010

    RNC 8 final four reach plea deals and avoid prison

    Photo courtesy Friends of the RNC 8Garrett Fitzgerald, Max Specktor, Nathanael Secor and Rob Czernik​Two years after they were arrested in a gun's-drawn raid by the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department, Rob Czernik, Max Specktor, Garrett Fitzgerald and Nathanael Secor of the RNC 8 have reached p ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 22, 2010

    Children's Theatre Company's "Bartholmew Cubbins" evokes childhood (and adult) cool

    This design isn't as spikily abstract as Dr. Seuss . . . by the show at CTC is​ There is a passage in Hermann Hesse's Steppenwolf when the novel's protagonist reaches such a state of jaded cultivation that a musical passage by his hero Beethoven suddenly sounds trite and pat. It happens to all of ... More >>

  • Calendar

    September 15, 2010

    Dr. Seuss' The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins

    This design isn't as spikily abstract as Dr. Seuss . . . by the show at CTC is​ There is a passage in Hermann Hesse's Steppenwolf when the novel's protagonist reaches such a state of jaded cultivation that a musical passage by his hero Beethoven suddenly sounds trite and pat. It happens to all of ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 29, 2010

    HRL Twin Cities wiffleball league has no holes entering seventh season

    Wiffleball isn't just for kids. Check out these adult wifflers and their grown up stats.

  • Blogs

    January 6, 2010

    Epic Sandwich: Pizza Nea puts a pizza twist on focaccia sandwiches

    Many regard Pizza Nea as one of the best pizza joints in town, but can Nea apply its pizza skills to create killer sandwich?

  • Calendar

    November 11, 2009

    John Gorka (CD-Release)

    Many regard Pizza Nea as one of the best pizza joints in town, but can Nea apply its pizza skills to create killer sandwich?

  • Calendar

    March 11, 2009

    Lost Souls of the Cascade Tunnel

    Many regard Pizza Nea as one of the best pizza joints in town, but can Nea apply its pizza skills to create killer sandwich?

  • News

    July 30, 2008

    RNC protestors swarm ceremony, disrupt meeting

    Council members get served, but demonstrator gets arrested

  • Calendar

    April 23, 2008

    Kids in the Hall

    Council members get served, but demonstrator gets arrested

  • Blogs

    November 20, 2006

    Snatching ridicule from the jaws of defeat

    Council members get served, but demonstrator gets arrested

  • News

    October 4, 2006

    Kill the Messenger

    The tragic death of one of America's most important investigative journalists

  • Columns

    May 24, 2006

    Free Will Astrology

    The tragic death of one of America's most important investigative journalists

  • Restaurants

    April 19, 2006

    This Ain't No Party

    The tequila you knew and loved as a social drunk has caught a serious case of respectability

  • Music

    July 7, 2004

    Beastie Boys: To The 5 Boroughs

    The tequila you knew and loved as a social drunk has caught a serious case of respectability

  • News

    July 7, 2004

    Why Don't We Do It On The Road?

    10 days on the road with Friends Like These

  • Books

    November 20, 2002

    Read, Dammit!

    Everybody believes that teens should be reading. The kids have other ideas.

  • Arts

    July 25, 2001

    Boundless Gags

    The Elevator Play multiplies its humor by breaking comedy's rule of threes

  • Music

    March 21, 2001

    The Oracle of Dayton

    Guided by Voices forecasts the end of the world--or at least the arrival of another dozen two-minute pop songs

  • Books

    March 7, 2001

    Color Bind

    A state rule intended to make schools more diverse threatens funding for a multiethnic success story

  • Movies

    November 22, 2000

    The Color of Money

    The negative effects of consumerism get a positive spin in The Grinch

  • Music

    January 19, 2000

    Rap In Peace

    With new tracks exhumed from the vaults, Biggie and Tupac add to their corpses' corpora

  • Books

    November 24, 1999

    This Sneetch Kills Fascists

    The wartime propaganda of Dr. Seuss

  • Feature

    November 1, 1999

    November Calendar of Events

    The wartime propaganda of Dr. Seuss

  • Feature

    October 1, 1999

    My Many Colored Days

    Richard Einhorn and the Minnesota Orchestra

  • News

    September 22, 1999

    The field. The fire. The fight.

    A massive police raid, dozens of arrests, and a fleet of bulldozers later, the call to stop Highway 55 turns into the longest-running urban occupation in state history

  • Restaurants

    September 1, 1999

    Eat Rich

    A massive police raid, dozens of arrests, and a fleet of bulldozers later, the call to stop Highway 55 turns into the longest-running urban occupation in state history

  • Feature

    July 1, 1999

    The Ties that Bind

    American families talk about their rituals and the meaning they bring to their lives

  • Feature

    July 1, 1999

    Family Favorites Editors' Picks

    American families talk about their rituals and the meaning they bring to their lives

  • Feature

    March 1, 1999

    He's the Muppetry Man. He Made Things All Right

    The passion and gift of Jim Henson lives on

  • Feature

    January 1, 1999

    Someone's in the Kitchen with Blue and Horton's in McElligott's Pool

    Software programs from Blues Clues and Dr. Seuss designed for the little shavers

  • Restaurants

    October 28, 1998

    Barracuda Baby Turtle Vodka

    Vintage chef Patrick Atanalian dances on the bleeding edge of the culinary avant-garde, pushing past the current "fusion" trend into a world where everything in sight has fused and become surreal.

  • Feature

    June 1, 1998

    The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins

    A play that stays loyal to Seuss

  • Feature

    June 1, 1998

    Rites of Summer

    When bees and grannies and birthdays are the law of the land

  • Feature

    March 11, 1998

    The Book Scout

    No job? No personal hygiene? No permanent address? No problem. Today's rare-book trade is the sort of wild treasure hunt that can transform an ordinary hobbyist into a full-time bottom feeder.

  • Feature

    December 3, 1997

    COMICS: Through the Wood, Beneath the Moon (a dark poem)

    No job? No personal hygiene? No permanent address? No problem. Today's rare-book trade is the sort of wild treasure hunt that can transform an ordinary hobbyist into a full-time bottom feeder.

  • Restaurants

    April 9, 1997

    Where the Food Is Not a Drag

    No job? No personal hygiene? No permanent address? No problem. Today's rare-book trade is the sort of wild treasure hunt that can transform an ordinary hobbyist into a full-time bottom feeder.

  • Feature

    July 24, 1996

    GREEN EGGS & WALTZES

    No job? No personal hygiene? No permanent address? No problem. Today's rare-book trade is the sort of wild treasure hunt that can transform an ordinary hobbyist into a full-time bottom feeder.

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