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Vegas showman Fred Travalena dies Conception Allen Features June 29, 2009Impressionist and showman dies after long cancer battle.
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A glance at practice for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes Maria Brophy Features May 13, 2009An inside look at the Boston Ballet.
Van Gogh may not have cut off his own ear Sachin Seth TerraThe News May 5, 2009A new book suggests a friend may have swiped off his ear.
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Cathy meets fiction with technology Liz McClendon Enterprise ArticlesFeaturesGaming NewsThe IssueTwilightVideo Games May 1, 2009The "Cathy" series is part of a new genre dubbed "interactive fiction" and comes complete with working telephone numbers, websites and e-mail addresses.
