The Daily Word 09.06.08
Weekend Edition
McCain came to Albuquerque.
Obama is coming back.
Clowns in cars took to the streets today.
Mexico has a new legal system.
Santa Fe has bees.
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V.17 No.36 | September 4 - 10, 2008
This Week's Alibi
This Week's Alibi
   Wye Oak—Baltimore’s folksy shoegaze duo Wye Oak plays a 21-plus show at the Launchpad tonight. The band is coming in support of Austin-based Sheerwater. Hospital Ships will start things off. The songsmith-heavy show starts at 8:30 p.m. Let Wye Oak’s roots take hold at myspace.com/wyeoak or wyeoakmusic.com. |
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What's the best haiku about the "Q"? Can you really write a haiku about poo? And what's the poetic angle on rectangles? The answers to these and many other haiku quandaries await you in our annual Haiku Issue.
Staging a Ku What's the best haiku about the "Q"? Can you really write a haiku about poo? And what's the poetic angle on rectangles? The answers to these and many other haiku quandaries await you in our annual Haiku Issue.
Doctors and nurses from New Mexico travel to the Democratic National Convention to talk about America's ailing health care system. A memorial honoring soldiers lost in Iraq and Afghanistan makes a visual link to 9/11. And, in our first edition of "Also on the Ballot," the Alibi spends the day with Ralph Nader. 
Music to Your Ears | Show Up!: Tsu Shi Ma Mi Re | Music Interview: Crescendo | FOTW: Yellow Ribbon Rock | Sonic ReducerFrom open plains to woodlands, even in sandy deserts, mushrooms lie underfoot. Maren Tarro takes a look into our fungus-filled world.
Reel World | Film News | Film Review: Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson | Idiot Box: For Better or Worse | Week in SlothThe whole city reads The Adventures of Tom Sawyer during The Big Read. The Pearl Fantasy leaps from a cassette tape to the stage. And Zombie Haiku recounts Chris Lynch's foul and gruesome encounters as an infected zombie through the traditional Japanese poetic form.
Culture Shock | Performance Preview: The Pearl Fantasy | Art News: The Big Read and Currents of Change | Poetry Review: Zombie Haiku by Ryan Mecum
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