Hoboscopes
Hoboscopes: October 9, 2024
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Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a trained vacuum repairman, or a registered hearse.
Cover Story
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On Feb. 11, students and their parents filled the Cordell Hull Building to denounce a bill attempting to deny education to undocumented immigrant children. On Feb. 5, the daughter of a World War II veteran demonstrated as part of Fifty Capitols, Fifty States, One Day, an effort to fight fascism across the country.
Hoboscopes: March 26, 2025
Mr. Mysterio is not a licensed astrologer, a registered fighter-pilot, or a certified surfer.
The newest Lord of the Rings saga brings Japanese anime to Middle-earth
It’s a movie that feels aimed at Tolkien enthusiasts, but also one that wants to be welcoming to newcomers.
Q&A with Howard Gentry
Howard Gentry has served as the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk since 2011.
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News
What to Know About Choose How You Move on the Ballot
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On Nov. 5, Nashville voters will have the chance to vote on the “Choose How You Move” Transportation Improvement Program.
Vendor Writing
Tankas
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Cats are finicky
They have a mind of their own
They give affection
In cuddles snuggles and purrs
Without them life would be dull
Features
Civil War upsets expectations to deliver a poetic, personal meditation on war and trauma
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And a film that might have only supported the elite establishment, parroting the predictable talking points of neoliberal imperialism, instead does something smarter and more poetic.
Features
Finding the Divine
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Reading this posthumous memoir is a lot like experiencing Strobel in person. His stories welcome you into his life. He’s always a little bit mischievous in his delivery. He is calm about his faults and mistakes in a way that is reassuring