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 A husband for Vibha
Arranged marriage has been a cultural tradition for generations of Indians, including the family of USF student Vibha Dhawan. But what happens when a modern woman agrees to an ancient ritual?" [12/19/04]
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Darkness comes over Sunshine
 After 45 years of Saturday night racing, the speedway closes its doors, leaving behind only memories." [11/28/04]
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 Thinking through the decision
On November 2, 2004 the nation will elect a president, vice president and a host of other leaders. We asked some Tampa Bay residents about some of the issues foremost in their minds this year. [10/31/04]
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 Stanley’s Summer Tour
Sixteen states, seven Canadian provinces, eight countries. The Stanley Cup journeyed the world as Tampa Bay Lightning players took 24-hour turns with the most famous trophy in sports. Times photographer Dirk Shadd went along for some of the ride. [10/12/04]
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Hands of Time
Precious mementos open windows to the cherished past of memory-afflicted clients at a Zephyrhills senior day care center. [10/10/04]
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 The last full measure of devotion
Sgt. 1st Class Paul R. Smith went to Iraq vowing to bring his men home alive. It would take everything he had to give. He found himself leading 16 GIs in a firefight against 100 enemy soldiers. Smith’s actions that day have earned him a nomination for the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest award for bravery. [1/25/04]
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Chihuly Across Florida: Masterworks in Glass
Dale Chihuly, the most famous glass artist in the world, brings his extravagant, flamboyant sculptures and installations to the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, Jan. 18 through May 30. Virtual tour with audio and time lapse video of Ducal Tower being built. [1/11/04]
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 Fight Night
Glitz, grit and a fleeting shot at glory. Boxing attracts all kinds. [9/28/03]
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 The last sideshow
For 57 years, Ward Hall barnstormed with his band of freaks, but few will pay to see a fat man and a midget these days. It's just not weird to be weird anymore. [9/28/03]
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From days of thunder to days of wondering
It was an American phenomenon, a sport that evolved from the beaches of Daytona and the dusty back roads of the South, and in 1960 it captured the imagination of a Pinellas County dairy farmer named Leo [7/27/03]
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 Life at the Edge of Everything
Four Times staffers spent months shadowing a handful of Tampa seventh-graders. They went to the kids' slumber parties, hung out at their homes, witnessed all the mini-dramas of growing up. Along the way, they gained access into a secret world normally hidden from parents. [5/18/03]
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Tamiami Trail
Ambition and sweat tamed the Everglades just enough to bring modern life to Tampa and Miami. Now, 75 years later, we speed along a road where civilization runs wild as the alligator. [4/20/03]
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 St. Petersburg Grand Prix
Includes full news coverage of the event with interactive graphics of cars, race course and drivers. (2/21-24/03)
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Moon in Motion: Times photo technology director Jack Rowland took a timelapse photo of the eclipse. [10/28/04]
