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Madison co-ops show the way to economic democracy
By Maggie Ginsber-Schutz: Worker cooperatives are a viable, valuable economic tool used worldwide to create jobs and sustainable communities, and despite the existence of several successful worker co-ops here in Madison, they still fly well below the radar. The good news: Although the United States is behind the curve, Madison is actually ahead of it.
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PLUS: News & Opinion: New nonprofits programs emphasize professionalism over passion. Dave Cieslewicz calls for a wide-open Democratic primary for Gov. Walker's opponent. Music: Stuart Levitan previews the performance by the Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, part of the Isthmus Jazz Series. Scott Gordon talks to Madison musicians who collaborate with artists overseas. Jessica Steinhoff talks to Deleted Scenes about their Talking Heads-esque art rock. Arts Beat: Jay Rath reports on preparations for the 100th birthday party of the local stagehands union. TV: Dean Robbins says ABC's The River is spooky good. Movies: Marjorie Baumgarten says Daniel Radcliffe doesn't ignite in the atmospheric The Woman in Black. Food & Drink: Andre Darlington slurps from nine bodacious bowls of noodles. Sports: Jason Joyce on the Chadima scandal: What would Barry do? Tell All: In defense of Miss America. IsthmusParents.com: Sari Judge reports on how to communicate with kids about money when things are a little tight.
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Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
Friday, February 3, 8 pm at Overture Hall
The contemporary dance troupe draws from an eclectic bag of styles — jazz dance, modern dance and ballet — to form a high-energy hybrid all its own. On the program are “Three to Max,” a collection of Ohad Naharain works, as well as Sharon Eyal’s “Too Beaucoup.”
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Terrace Town
Saturday, February 4, 10 am-4 pm at Monona Terrace
On Feb. 3, local schoolchildren set up small-scale model cities in Monona Terrace, making use of sustainable principles. Today the public can tour Terrace Town for a glimpse of our architectural future.
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Zion I
Saturday, February 4, 9 pm at the Majestic Theatre
Based in the hip-hop haven of Oakland, Calif., this duo whirls live instrumental performances, futuristic samples and life-affirming lyrics into dynamic sets that flirt with the boundaries of dub and roots reggae. With Taki Allstars and DJ Samrock.
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Radar Eyes
Saturday, February 4, 9:30 pm at UW Memorial Union Rathskeller
Pop hooks overflow from this Chicago band’s spacey noise-rock, which ranges from dreamy to anthemic during their live performances. Check out songs from their self-titled debut album at this show. With Bad Omens.
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