Photography project centers LGBTQ couples
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Bus Guide for College Students
If you’re a student, old or new, you probably have some transit questions. Don’t worry; the City Paper is here to help.
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Coughlin's Law delivers a winning combination of pub fare and a serious beer selection to Mount Washington
The burger was served on a small, round plate and was covered in a glass bowl, like the one covering the rose from Beauty and the Beast.
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Best of Pittsburgh — Legacy: Indian Food: Taj Mahal
City Paper readers have voted the same eatery as Best Indian Restaurant since 2013.
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The Warhol Museum preps for Andy's 90th birthday
By Lauren Ortego and Jared Wickerham
Tags: Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol Museum, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh museums
Brawl Under the Bridge brings together comics, wrestling and all things kickass.
“It’s pretty funny, a lot of action, nothing super offensive, it’s not ultra-violent.”
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