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02/27/2010

Lucinda Breeding: Water talks dive deep
Dr. Irene J. Klaver walks her dog past the southernmost lake in North Lakes Park every day. Just the other day, Klaver noticed the meadowlarks had come back to Denton. For Klaver, the director of the Philosophy of Water Project at the University of North Texas, that little lake is an emblem of her mission. Klaver hopes that her work, and the work of others who will come to Denton this week for “WaterWays 2010: Rivers and Cultures,” will make people think differently about that little lake. And the water that runs from their tap. And the lakes of Denton County.

02/20/2010

Lucinda Breeding: ‘Moon’ cast shines
Martin M. Maguire has an intuition for human nature. The tangled motives beneath the pursuit of love, sex and success make for a dark brew in his latest play, The Half Moon Couple, a short play that had its American premiere in Denton on Thursday.

02/13/2010

Lucinda Breeding: Less a cup, more a mascot
More than once, the Denton Record-Chronicle has published articles about the inexpensive and clever marketing strategy that Denton folks have come to associate with Frenchy’s Lawn and Tree Service, including its bold color choices: neon orange and purple. Fuzzy’s Taco Shop used the same principle when it opened in Denton not long ago.

01/23/2010

Lucinda Breeding: Singing with ‘Glee’
The TV show Glee shouldn’t work. The runaway hit, which airs on FOX, should have sunk to the bottom of the ratings where it would die of neglect and network impatience. But this cheeky musical comedy turned out to be like its cast of characters: creative, plucky and deeper than it appears.

01/16/2010

Lucinda Breeding: Public artwork graces library
The city of Denton installed its newest piece of public art Wednesday afternoon.

01/09/2010

Lucinda Breeding: ‘Shock value,’ minus both
For the most part, working as an arts journalist is nothing but perks — creative people, risks taken with style and substance and the fruits of skill and passion. There are a few downsides, though. The biggest downside is what I call “the campaign for cool.” It’s an unspoken contest among bands — rock, punk, folk or undecided — to come up with the most attention-grabbing photos.

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