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Press Pass with Ten Out of Tenn
Trent Dabbs had an interesting lament. He wondered, if Nashville wasn’t known as Music City, if it didn’t have such an enormous reputation as a musical mecca, would people pay more attention to the burgeoning-but-under-appreciated indie scene blossoming inside its borders?
Picking Splinters: Leonsis’s Vision
I suppose I shouldn’t be as surprised as I am. After all, you don’t become an entrepreneurial mogul with seriously flawed foresight. However, I never, ever, ever expected Washington Capitals’ owner Ted Leonsis’s rose-colored prognostications regarding his team to play out in such grand fashion.
David Brooks: The Dictatorship Of Talent
SHANGHAI, China — Let’s say you were born in China. You’re an only child. You have two parents and four grandparents doting on you. Sometimes they even call you a spoiled little emperor.
A Talent Showcase at Mason High
THE ANNUAL FALL VARIETY SHOW at George Mason High School last week saw some of the better talent of recent years, including performances by 27 members of a drum class and 13 members of a guitar class. In addition to rock bands, there were 25 members of a jazz ensemble, […]
Picking Splinters: Signings a Good Signal
The signings of pitchers Jack McGeary and Josh Smoker will save the Nationals from baseball oblivion.
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10th Annual “Santa Jam,” State Theatre, Tonight (Dec. 7), 8 p.m.
With 3rd Place in Regionals GMHS Girls Head to States
The George Mason cross country team had a fine outing at last week’s Region B race, with All-Region Susanna Sullivan leading the Lady Mustangs to a third place finish, giving the team a bid for this weekend’s state race. The junior standout also place third individually, clocking in at 19:37 […]
