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 For the Week of
May 1-7, 2003

Cover Story: School of Hard Knocks
Schools struggle to bridge the budget gap.


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Moving in the Spirit: Author-dancer Iris Stewart celebrates the power of divine motion.

Critic's Picks: A guide to the week's best arts, theater and music events.

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Dos Equis: 'X2' offers top-of-the-line entertainment with a bit of a paranoid political edge.

Head Games: Corpse chronicler Mary Roach dissects the cadaver-packed fright flick 'Identity.'

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Tangled Up in Blues: Bob Dylan's classic 'Blonde on Blonde' gets a makeover.

Master of Every Song: Will Oldham does not want you to see songs, only hear them.

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Something's Fishy: Seeking the lightest of fishes and chips.


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