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Y Marks the Spot: For Evil to Triumph

This past week was dark. To think, it was mostly because of a cartoon. more
 
Life Among the Dead/Alive: HorrorHound Weekend 2010

Life among the Dead/Alive: HorrorHound Weekend, 2010 more
 
Y Marks the Spot: Do They Know It's 4/20?

Ah, April 20th. Spring is in the air! It’s Hitler’s birthday, the anniversary of the Columbine school shooting, and the day when... | more
 
Y Marks the Spot: The Truth About Strippers

During my last rant against moral absolutism, I made mention of owning one’s beliefs. In the midst of that I mentioned a side comment... | more
 
Y Marks the Spot: Nobody Gets Laid Until Everybody Gets Laid

The line came to me during a random moment in which I wasn’t particularly thinking about anything. The thought was as follows: those... | more
 
Romance on a shoestring: a dating guide for any lover's budget

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Take a hike: Nothing says love in La Crosse like a walk in the... | more
 
Chili: Food that warms the cockles ... and other assorted body parts

Vanna White uses drained pinto beans. more
 
The Majak Mixtape: This Mixtape Is Just Not That Into You

Oh relationships, how wonderful you are until, you know, they aren’t and ending them can be an extremely taxing thing on your time,... | more
 
Troupe keeps its satire clean

Locals know there's no dearth of targets for comedy around the La Crosse area. From downtown culture, the college population and... | more
 
A sparkling season awaits La Crosse area theatre fans

It’s that time of year again, folks. Time when auditions are to be had, rehearsals to be scheduled, costumes to be altered, and blood,... | more
 
T.U.G.G. and friends celebrate fruitful summer

When T.U.G.G., La Crosse’s unofficial band of summer, throws an outdoor concert, they make sure to do it... | more
 
Like other fests, La Crosse Pride brings communities together

Not so long ago in a place not that far away, a cultural movement began in a little place quaintly named the Stonewall Inn. It was in the... | more
 
A Mixtape is not a Home

Oh housing market, your financial fortunes are in the metaphorical basement right now aren’t they? According to newspaper reports,... | more
 
Kinfolk: Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank headline weekend folk fest

Hailing from Holyoke, Minn. (population 179, 30 miles southwest of Duluth), the Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank have tried to nail the... | more
 
'Michael Cera's Infinite Playlist'

Oh Michael Cera, how you doing, boo? With Scott Pilgrim vs. the World underperforming at the box office, making it your fourth flop in a... | more
 
Supper's guide to fantasy football

Living in a fantasy
With August now halfway gone, it’s time to kickoff... | more
 
Q&A with rapper F.Stokes

F.Stokes (pronounced Eff Dot Stokes) is a New York City-based rapper who was born on the south side of Chicago and raised in... | more
 
Q&A with F.Stokes

F.Stokes (pronounced Eff Dot Stokes), is a New York City-based rapper who was born on the south side of Chicago and raised in... | more
 
Tea Leaf Green stirs in soul

Tea Leaf Green is the soulful stepchild of the jamband family. Arising early in the '00s from the San Francisco music scene, the band... | more
 
'Lefty' themes still ring true

Is there anything more American than baseball and apple pie? Maybe. Popularly dubbed the land of the free and the home of the brave,... | more
 
 
 
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