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The Week in Review (Dartmouth Review) - Can We Leave Him Behind?; My Big Fat Asian Lesbian Wedding; Porn's Pay Gap; You Are What You Eat; Tacos for Relief; In Defense of Tradition; Hudak '07 Thwarted Yet Again at Food Court; Pumpkin Post & Riposte; Not Smart With Their Parts; College Hires McKinsey; B*tches in the Basement

Weddings for the week of Nov. 6, 2005 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

Sacramento News & Review (Sacramento News & Review) - ©Copyright 2005 Chico Community Publishing, Inc.

It's No Party (CBS News) - While sometimes divorce is the only option, the National Review Online agrees with a new book that says too many marriages end because of boredom, and that it's a potential developmental disaster for children.

Snapshot of director's quest for photographer (Seattle Times) - At the beginning of "William Eggleston in the Real World," director Michael Almereyda and his video camera dash through the streets of Mayfield...

Classical Review: More Than Just a Mad Scene (The MIT Tech) - Tracy Dahl Steals the Show in Boston Lyric Opera...s ...Lucie de Lammermoor...

Prince, Duchess Attend SF Musical Review (The Sacramento Union) - SAN FRANCISCO—They laughed. They listened. They leaned towards each other and whispered. Prince Charles and Camilla, duchess of Cornwall, displayed a sense of humor Sunday night as they attended “Beach Blanket Babylon,” San Francisco’s long-running musical revue, with an invited audience of the city’s elite. Dozens lined the sidewalks in the city’s North Beach district to greet the royals, who

All you can read buffet (Cleveland Jewish News) - You can always TiVo “Lost” and “The Amazing Race.” For the next two weeks, your time will be much better spent picking up a book! The Jewish Community Center of Cleveland’s seventh annual Festival of Jewish Books and Authors takes place Nov. 7-20.

Director of missions leaving to fulfill dream (Lancaster News) - When the cold of winter snaps the leaves from the trees on West Meeting Street, the Rev. Dr. Denley Caughman can look out of his office window in the Moriah Baptist Association Center and see where he was born.

Film Arts Festival (San Francisco Bay Guardian) - The 21st annual Film Arts Festival of Independent Cinema runs through Wed/9 at the Smith Rafael Film Center, 1118 Fourth St, San Rafael. For more information, call (415) 552-FILM; for tickets, go to www.filmarts.org.