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Conor McPherson's Shining City at the Judy Bayley Theater at UNLV
(8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Judy Bayley Theatre)
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The Sun
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Yes, Sadly "a long-shot Republican presidential candidate with a cult following," is the typical opening line for a story on Ron Paul.
Our local (major) newspaper rarely even whispers Dr Paul`s name. They even go as far as posting Rudy Gulianni`s face with the caption "Florida`s frontrunner". This media blackout is widespread folks, And a message to Dr. Ron Paul, Orlando needs you here, Please come to Orlando! We desperately need at least ONE positive, informative article in the Orlando Sentenel, Central Florida`s largest newspaper.