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Are Steelers Good Enough to Overcome Themselves?

The time has come for the offense to more often resemble what everyone thought it would become this season, as opposed to sinking on occasion to a Cleveland Browns-esque level of ineptitude.
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Three Rivers Champion

Three Rivers Champion: James Jamieson

Jamieson, a volunteer for more that two decades, donates his time these days to three Pittsburgh-area organizations.
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What Steelers Have Experienced Suggests Where They’re Going

Their toughest opponent in the second half of the season, aside from the New England Patriots, might be themselves.
Mike Prisuta,
Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

Steelers Will Ultimately Go Where Roethlisberger Takes Them

The Steelers quarterback has yet to make the argument that he should at least still be in the conversation when the likes of Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers are discussed.
Mike Prisuta,
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Why You Should Know: Debi Wheeler

It’s impossible to keep track of all of the charities this community volunteer has supported with her time, input and financial support over the years.
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Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

Visit from McDavid Brings Out the Best in Crosby, Penguins

After a pair of blow-out losses, the Pens reminded everyone they still have the formula that earned them back-to-back Stanley Cup Championships.
Mike Prisuta,
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CMU Alumni Return to Fill The Moon Up With Light

PigPen Theatre Co., made up of seven Carnegie Mellon University graduates, returns to Pittsburgh this month for a run at City Theatre with its acclaimed show “The Old Man and The Old Moon.”
Lauren Davidson,
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Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in November

This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
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Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in November

This month's lineup includes David Bazan, Sqürl and PNC Pops: Bernstein Centennial Celebration.
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Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in November

This month: A trip with City Brew Tours and the premiere of The Rangos Giant Cinema
Sean Collier,
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Undercover: Carousel: New & Selected Poetry & Fiction and Muskrat Friday Dinner

Reviews of "Carousel: New & Selected Poetry & Fiction" by Judith R. Robinson and "Muskrat Friday Dinner" by Scott Silsbe.
Kristofer Collins,
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Go the the Museum, Visit with a Live Hedgehog

These comfortable critters are part of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History's Live Animal Encounters program.
Sean Collier,
Sports

The First Pro Football Game? Of Course It was in Pittsburgh

The game was played less than a mile from where the Steelers play today.
Sean Collier,
Community Feature

Why You Should Know: Kevin McNair

McNair is co-founder of 1Nation Mentoring, which works with African-American boys and young men in schools throughout the county.
Lauren Davidson,
Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

It's What Steelers Do After Kansas City That Matters

The team is more than capable of beating the Bengals Sunday, but are they willing to keep their eye on the ball long enough to begin stacking victories again for a change?
Mike Prisuta,
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Chasing Rabbits: Why Tuomas Sandholm Almost Always Wins

The winding career path of Tuomas Sandholm has taken detours through kidney transplants, Texas Hold ’em, windsurfing and more. Next, he’d like to save the planet.
Sean Hamill,
From the Magazine, Hot Reads, Things To Do

Daytripping: Southern Charm Atop a Cold War Bunker

Experience antebellum elegance and echoes of the Cold War at West Virginia’s Greenbrier Resort.
Huck Beard, Photos by Huck Beard,
From the Magazine, Sports

Keith Dambrot Brings the Midas Touch to Duquesne

Duquesne University is betting on a new men's basketball coach with a proven track record and a superstar supporter.
Joe Bendel,
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The Time Harry Truman Got Pulled over on the Pa. Turnpike

President Harry S. Truman's trips through Western Pennsylvania.
Rick Sebak,
Mike Prisuta's Sports Section

Steelers' Latest Soap Opera is Timely If Not Manufactured

All of a sudden the Steelers have that us-against-the-world mentality many a team has sought to manufacture in tough times such as these.
Mike Prisuta,
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Pittsburgh's Volunteers and Their Spirit of Giving

12 longstanding local volunteers tell us why they've chosen to donate their time, talent and treasure for decades.
Kate Benz, Photos by Renee Rosensteel,
From the Magazine, Give Pgh

Pittsburgh's Small But Mighty Nonprofits

Small nonprofits are having a big influence on the greater Pittsburgh community they serve.
Rachel Weaver LaBar, Photos by Renee Rosensteel,
Give Pgh

GIVBAK Shoots, Pittsburgh Charities Score

A new organization aims to provide an opportunity for unforgettable experiences for those who donate to worthy causes.
Jamie Crow,
Give Pgh

Break It Down: Gender Pay Gap in Pittsburgh-Area Nonprofits

The Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University has released a study with some telling information about the gender pay gap among Pittsburgh-area nonprofits.
Callista Arida,
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