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21. Books

    Look at Me

    Susannah Felts’ debut explores friendship, voyeurism and the conscience of a budding artist

    Maria Browning

    Published: March 6, 2008

    Is there any creature hungrier for power than a teenage girl? It’s no coincidence that just as girls approach an adult world where the deck is stacked against them, they...

22. Books

    Conundrum in a Coal Mine

    Homer Hickam returns to his roots

    Michelle Jones

    Published: March 6, 2008

    Homer Hickam became famous in 1999 for his memoir Rocket Boys (later made into the movie October Sky), though in recent years he’s left both rockets and coal country...

23. Garrigan

    A Note to the Social Oligarchy

    Grow an imagination—and please, please start to look outside of yourselves

    Liz Garrigan

    Published: March 6, 2008

    More inspiration from the mailroom, but this time it’s not an invitation to apply to Leadership Nashville, which for some reason we haven’t gotten in a while:...

24. Desperately Seeking the News

    Hey Frank, Call Me

    An open letter to the former Tennessean editor

    Matt Pulle

    Published: March 6, 2008

    Dear Frank, I hope this letter finds you well. How have you been? We haven’t talked in years now. Amazing how time flies. Listen, this is out of the blue, but I think we...

25. Sports

    Foul Lines

    Rednecks, rich white guys and ‘those people’

    Steve Haruch

    Published: March 6, 2008

    When Memphis, ranked No. 338 in the country, played host to UT, ranked No. 302, in a game people are still talking about almost two weeks later, expectations ran high, and for...

26. SceneCast

    Clone of Episode 122

    Collin Monk

    Published: March 6, 2008

    The Scenecast is the "audio extension of the music section of the print edition of the Nashville Scene" and expands your reading pleasure with sonic illustrations to keep your...