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Stories for Feb. 8, 2010
Score another one for Balagan Theatre
The ambitious new theater company mounts a superb David Mamet dark comedy, Edmond.
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Hear the festival's lineup and some live music, too, all for free at the Croc next week.
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A Pyrrhic victory for school funding advocates?
Court rulings on how the state needs to fund schools better, such as handed down last week, don't tend to stick very long. And this year's session is no time for finding more money.
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