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Vol 2. Issue 22
01-15-03





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Is Lansing ready for hiphop?

By JAMES HAHN

In 1982, hip-hop forefathers Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five captured the emotion of an entire people with their song “The Message.” “Don’t push me,” they sang, “cause I’m close to the edge. I’m trying not to lose my head.” Though Lansing is a far cry from 1982 New York, this statement resonates in the frustration of many in the local hip-hop community.
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Every chance to really make a difference
Before boarding the bus to Washington, I’d heard news that the Pentagon was ordering more than 150,000 troops to the Persian Gulf. Given the turmoil over the possible attack, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect at the largest peace demonstration since Vietnam. In Europe, where I’d worked as a reporter for quite a few years, I’d seen mass demonstrations with burning cars, police using tear gas on environmental activists, neo-Nazis, and neo Communists. But what would happen in D.C?
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Gay/straight alliances hold summit at Eastern High School
Since the first gay-straight alliance was created in 1989, more than 1,000 have formed in high schools nationally, including six in the Lansing area. But more work needs to be done, says an organizer of a youth summit this weekend.
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Letters to the Editor



Health : Howard Brody
Bush Medicare ‘reform’ more Newt than new

Civil Liberties : Henry Silverman
What’s your civil liberties/war on terrorism IQ?




Live & Local:
Your guide to live entertainment in Lansing and the surrounding area!


Art:
Alternative spaces enhance local art scene big time

Music:

Creole Gallery offers powerhouse jazz Friday

High-profile Umphrey’s McGee brings ‘O.K.’ music to town
Four-week Battle of the DJs starts Friday
Singing Festival: ‘Open up the pipes and let it fly’
Super Bowl vs. Super Organ and the MSU Symphony

Theater:
‘Phantom’s’ Andre loves the show. . . and the thrill of performing cabaret
‘Vagina Monologues’: Each stop has own flavor
‘Little things’ make this LCP production big

Speakers:
Library speaker series: Flying over the abyss of inferiority





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