By Hannah Sayle, Marilyn Sadler and Mary Helen Randall |
January 1, 2010
Well, 2010 has finally arrived, whether you are ready for it or not. The bad news?
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Your "I do" How-To
January 1, 2010
They met four years ago at a mall, but neither was shopping that day. It was 2005, and several times a week Thor Harland walked from his nearby downtown office to grab a coffee from Starbucks in the Peabody Place Mall.
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A new year means a new start. For 2010, we offer ten ways to improve your health.
By Michael Finger |
January 1, 2010
1. SURVIVE A HOSPITAL STAY
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Life and death. Past and future. Can this guilt-burdened, grieving sister believe their all the same?
By Ellen Morris Prewitt |
December 1, 2009
"Just Now" is the grand-prize winner of the 2009 Memphis Magazine Fiction Contest. Its author, Ellen Morris Prewitt, has had stories nominated for the Pushcart Prize, including one that received Special Mention in 2007; she has won other awards, including the Tennessee Writers Alliance Fiction Contest.
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Naked girls, death threats, car bombs, even a kidnapping. Are you kidding? Nope -- Just a day in the life of Memphis College of Art 40 years ago.
By Michael Finger |
November 2, 2009
To the man who appeared in my home tonight, the present show at the Memphis Academy of Arts will be removed. Nudes will not be used at the academy."
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In honor of Veterans Day, we salute these men who fought for our freedoms.
By Marilyn Sadler |
November 2, 2009
WWII: Morris Casey When Morris Casey joined the army in 1942, he was a green kid from South Memphis who'd just gotten a job with the Firestone tire plant.
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photos by Sean Bloemer - styling by Alicia George
October 1, 2009
Retail Directory for "Fashion Hungry" American Apparel
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Drug abuse and mental illness plague many of Memphis' homeless. Here's how two individuals made the hard journey to a fresh start.
By Marilyn Sadler |
October 1, 2009
Pat Morgan will never forget a fellow named Crackerjack*. "I learned more about addiction from him than I ever read in a book," says the executive director of Partners for the Homeless.
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A former KKK Grand Dragon claims that life of hate and violence is behind him, but is he a changed man? And why should anyone believe him?
By Andy Ross |
September 1, 2009
Brian Tackett couldn't believe the day had actually arrived. Gazing out the bus window at the stretching Midwestern countryside, he tried to remain composed.
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