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The Demons' life lessons

By BILL RODRIGUEZ | August 21, 2007

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[ 05/21 ] O Brother Man: The Art and Life of Lynd Ward @ Providence Public Library

[ 05/21 ] "A Natural Order," photographs by Lucas Foglia @ David Winton Bell Gallery

[ 05/21 ] "2012 RISD Graduate Thesis Exhibition" @ Rhode Island Convention Center

ARTICLES BY BILL RODRIGUEZ

COURTHOUSE DUSTS OFF NUNSENSE | May 15, 2012
Nuns, the ones dressed to look like they belong to some Antarctic bird-worshiping cult, are still considered cute.

REVIEW: THE ROI | May 15, 2012
Anyone who liked DownCity Diner when Paul Shire opened it in 1990 or Oak when the chef was in charge there will love his newest restaurant, the ROI.

BROWN/TRINITY REP MFA’S REVOLUTIONARY TANGO | May 08, 2012
A totalitarian regime can persist for many reasons: widespread timidity, complacency, political expediency, fear, and so on.

THE MIND IS THE BATTLEGROUND IN THE GAMM’S 1984 | May 02, 2012
"War Is Peace" and "Freedom Is Slavery" were government slogans in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four , his dystopian fever dream.

2ND STORY’S UPROARIOUS SISTER ACT | May 02, 2012
Pity the poor nun. The hours are terrible, she's the butt of penguin jokes, and most people have gotten their impression of her from old movies.