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October 22, 2015

• What to Watch on Thursday: Monster seeks kids on ‘Sleepy Hollow’
• Game Picks: ‘Wasteland 2’ delivers the retro-future goods
• Theater Picks: Manbites Dog opens ‘Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play’
• Lane Schroeder: Let’s get some answers about Benghazi
• Robert Hughes: Transparency not so good
• David Fitzhugh: Helpful EPA step
• Jarvis J. Edgerton: Republican irony
• Diane Bayer: Disabilities tourist guide eliminated by GA
• George P. Doyle: GOP agenda
• Princeton downs Lakewood for title in 20th consecutive volleyball sweep
• Notebook
• Wakefield soccer upsets conference leader Broughton
• Chapel Hill sweeps Big 8 cross country team championships
• NC State vs. Wake Forest also a battle of the Chubb brothers
• Full steam on Raleigh’s Union Station
• The change the UNC system needs
• Take Five: Spooky outings include cemetery tour, Zombie Walk
• Enloe soccer holds off Sanderson
• McCrory should veto polluters’ bill
• ‘Monty Python’ stars’ American tour stops in Durham
• Comedian John Hodgman brings ‘Vacationland’ to Durham
• Justice of Jesus demands fair wages for a fair living
• Cleveland Rams claim Two Rivers 3A volleyball tournament title over South Johnston
• Apex boys, Green Hope girls keep Southwest Wake cross country title streaks
• Corinth Holders girls, Cleveland Rams boys win Two Rivers 3A cross country titles
• East Chapel Hill stays atop PAC-6 soccer with win against Northern Durham
• East Wake controls own destiny after soccer win over Knightdale
• Dining review: Burger Bach brings a bit of New Zealand to Durham
• Listen to Amateur Hour: A News & Observer College Sports Podcast
• UNC’s Sylvia Hatchell attempts to keep calm amid storm surrounding her program
• Rejuvenated Ward off to good start for Canes
• Citizen scientists use hidden cameras to track urban wildlife
• Author to speak about forest that inspired Winnie-the-Pooh’s Hundred Acre Wood