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DIM BULBS Humans Are Part of the Environment, Too

New Science, Divided Doctors and The Alarming Implications For Lyme Disease

By Todd Morehead

City Paper exclusive: USC set to ask Workshop Theatre to relocate

Senator Anderson tells us to holla

Students would get access to spray-on condoms

Mystery medicaid madness

The last laugh: Columbia’s Comedy House to close in April

“An Historic, Strategic and Moral Calamity Undertaken Under False Assumptions”

By Ismail Lagardien

Afterthoughts on the St. Pat’s Festival in Five Points St. Pat’s Day has come and gone, and the great whooshing sound that you just heard is an enormous sigh of relief expelled by those of us whose lives are impacted by the venerable festival.

Adult sex advice by Dan Savage

Here’s some feedback from readers that will hold you over till next issue. (this Wednesday, March 28)

Introduced by Sen. Dodd, The Restoring the Constitution Act (S. 576/H.R. 1415) would stop the arbitrary classification of enemy combatants and limit that designation to people in armed conflict with our country. It would restore the Constitution’s habeas corpus protection, restoring due process by allowing a court to decide whether a person is being imprisoned unlawfully, and would require U.S. compliance with the Geneva Conventions.

How the Chicken Man sees himself By Corey Hutchins

DIRTY HARRY STREET JUSTICE

Spring has almost sprung on the Avenue, and if you’re in the retail trade, you know what that means. The shoplifters get stirred up.

Web Extra: SUCKERED AGAIN!

By Todd Morehead and Paul Blake

The association received a total of $225,000 from City of Columbia hospitality and accommodations tax funds.

Under Pressure: The Myth of Independence and Freedom An Occasional Column on the Media By Ismail Lagardien

At 807 Gervais St, the Gallery at DuPRE is presenting a new show titled “New Happening,

City Paper’s Award Winning Journalists Write Letters To You, instead of the other way around…

Philadelphia’s mewithoutYou travels across the country like a strange family of nomads in a forty foot bus fueled by vegetable oil.

Discrepancies in the timing of school zone lights lead to speed traps and illegal tickets being issued.

We recommend fandango.com for updated listings, but here are the dates for the weekend of 3/16…

Her nose leaks not like a faucet but more a ruptured water main and her right sleeve is stiff and crusty from hardened snot as she savagely rubs it back and forth against her face.

Using Homer’s Iliad to better understand the actions of Stephen Garcia

By Corey Hutchins

Something’s got to be done about the payday loan business By Andy Brack S.C. Statehouse Report

Web extra’s will hold you off till the next issue, March 14.

Anna Nicole Smith and Britney Spears put on happy face, but their handwriting tells another story.

at New Brookland Tavern 3/5/07

Sean Rayford’s Guide to Live Music in Columbia this March.

South Carolina star quarterback recruit, Stephen Garcia, is accused of vandalizing a car parked in front of the university’s Thomas Cooper Library on March 1, according to a library incident report obtained by Columbia City Paper. So far, no incident report has been filed by campus police, a spokeswoman said, as the case may still be under further investigation.

By Judit Trunkos

Alice Perrit, president and owner of House of Frames & Paintings, Inc. (HoFP Gallery) brings together two artists from South Carolina to reflect on nature. Jemes Davis and Dianna Page Pelfrey both have their own artistic processes to express what nature means to them.