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Table of contents for week of March 19, 2004

NEWS & FEATURES

The Harvard Film Archive has long been one of the ways land-usurping Harvard University gives back to the community in return for its vast tax-free real-estate holdings. But, Camille Dodero reports, a recent departmental restructuring may put the HFA's public film program in jeopardy.

Kristen Lombardi says that those who favor same-sex-marriage rights now have the Big Mo. Could they actually win the next round on March 29?

The state Republican Party may be small, but it's well-organized and ideologically unified - unlike some other parties we can think of. Adam Reilly find that the Dems had better get their act together fast.

Meet Grover Norquist. Unless you are a Bush-esque right-wing Republican, he has every intention of grinding you to gossamer under the heel of his boot - and he has the power to do it. Michael Scherer explains.

Despite the current turmoil in her native country, Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat hopes people will see beyond to Haiti's rich cultural life. Tamara Wieder talks with her.

In the Phoenix editorial, we wonder where that investigation into Iraq-war intelligence failures is.

In "Out There," Kris Frieswick is on a wingman and a prayer.

In "Urban Buy," Brian E. O'Neill suggests staying at home with a karaoke machine until you're ready for the public stage.

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Plus, this just in:

  • VOTE Music for America wants you
  • TERRORISM For whom would bin Laden vote?
  • BIBLIOFILE The four-letter review
  • ACTIVISM Global Day of Action
  • TALKING POLITICS Mass Greens allege ballot irregularities
  • GRASSROOTS Click if you favor gay marriage

    EDITORS' PICKS

    In Arts News, The Passim Folk Music and Cultural Center holds a benefit for singer-songwriters, plus Jacob's Pillow 2004 and the Tanglewood Jazz Festival

    In Performance, Or, Mr. Big's defeated rival dances at Boston Ballet

    In Theater, Neil LaBute's The Mercy Seat at the Lyric

    In Galleries and Museums, Chaises longues at the Busch-Reisinger, and fairy tales at the DeCordova

    In Classical, Sibelius's 'pure cold water' at the BSO

    In State of the Art, Former Shadows Fall singer learns where heavy lives

    Plan your week:

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  • MUSIC

    Sean Richardson on the Vines, spearheading an Aussie Invasion tour with fellow travelers Jet.

    Jonathan Perry on the Push Stars and Lloyd Cole.

    Banning Eyre hears the live side of Habib Koité.

    Ted Drozdowski on Elbow's Cast of Thousands.

    Franklin Bruno on the Polyphonic Spree and the Free Design.

    Lloyd Schwartz loves Opera Boston's powerful Nixon in China. Plus: The Death of Klinghoffer on DVD, Emmanuel Music's secular Bach, and remembering Vera Gold.

    Live reviews of: Bette Midler, The Mekons and Read Yellow

    Also, short reviews of:

  • Vaux THERE MUST BE SOME WAY TO STOP THEM
  • Sarah Harmer ALL OF OUR NAMES
  • Sondre Lerche TWO WAY MONOLOGUE
  • Joe Jackson Band AFTERLIFE
  • Zero 7 WHEN IT FALLS
  • Peter Mulvey KITCHEN RADIO
  • Moonraker MOONRAKER

    ...and Roadtripping: Kanye West at the Palladium, plus John Mayer in Providence and more. BY CARLY CARIOLI

    MOVIES

    Peter Keough says Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Carreys the day.

    Peter Keough on Moufida Tlatli's quiet Palace revolt.

    Gerald Peary cheers the Brattle, which has given us a restored Piccadilly.

    Also, short reviews of:

  • ANGEL ON THE RIGHT
  • BALSEROS
  • BROKEN WINGS
  • EVERYBODY SAYS I’M FINE!
  • INTERMISSION
  • SECRET WINDOW
  • TAKING LIVES
  • WRETCHED LIVES
  • THEATER

    Jeffrey Gantz sees Van Gogh in Japan go south.

    Carolyn Clay attends The Birthday Party at the ART, and sees What the Butler Saw at the Huntington

    DANCE

    Marcia B. Siegel reviews Mark Morris at the Shubert.

    ART

    Christopher Millis examines Gary Schneider's animated specimens.

    BOOKS

    Mike Miliard recognizes Tom Perrotta's ids with kids.

    Clea Simon reviews a spot-on look at the book 'industry.'

    TELEVISION

    HOTDOTS: THURSDAY 18 10:30 (2) Johnny Cash Anthology. At last, something worth watching. An excellent career recap of the late Johnny Cash featuring performances from his TV show and early concerts. By Clif Garboden

    FOOD

  • Dining Out : Quality Café
  • Cheap Eats : Andale
  • Noshing & Sipping : Athan's Bakery's Jamaica
  • SPECIALS

  • The Phoenix Education
  • FNX Snoriders
  • Ski Guide
  • Fall Arts Guide
  • The 6th annual Best issue
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