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I just got dumped by a guy who swore he was ready to settle down (after years of serial monogamy). His relationship history reminded me of the man you wrote

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Geek Warriors

By Blair Jackson TFW Editor Every Sunday at high noon, wizards, barbarians and warriors arrive at Charles Finger Park in Fayetteville. They carry swords, war hammers, axes, arrows and daggers

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Hip to Be Square

By Blair Jackson After spending a few hours with the Amtgard LARPing (live action role playing) team in Fayetteville, I began to see the appeal in dressing up like a

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DAVID KIMBROUGH: BORN TO PLAY THE BLUES

By Blair Jackson TFW Editor I can hear the muffled thumping of a bass line coming from inside the house. I knock on the door, but no one answers. A

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LIVE MUSIC & AREA EVENTS

STAGE AND SCREEN FREE FLIX BEFORE SIX: “SUPER 8” — 5 p.m. today at the Fayetteville Public Library. Free popcorn. faylib.org or 856-7000. MARK ADAMO’S OPERA “LITTLE WOMEN” — 7:30

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Prepare for Success

      TFW Staff Report EVALUATE YOUR MOTIVATION Losing weight is often a byproduct of deeper motivating factors. According to peertrainer.com, an online support group and coaching website, evaluating

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The Erosion of Our Civil Liberties

By Amy Alkon Our Founding Fathers were a bunch of obnoxious jerks — and I mean that in the most reverent way. They were fiercely opposed to blind obedience to

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Hello, 2012!

By Blair Jackson This is the year that could potentially bring the end of civilization as we know it. Even though the hype surrounding 2012 is engrossed in half-baked mythology,

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THE END (of corporate personhood) IS NEAR

By Abel Tomlinson TFW Contributing Writer In recent weeks, the organization Move to Amend and the movement to abolish corporate personhood and corporate rule have gained incredible momentum. On Dec.

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Letter to the Editor

They Got it Right the First Time   Fayetteville has long boasted sole bragging rights in Arkansas for its Telecommunications Board Ordinance that originated in the Cable Board era of