July 14-20, 2005 | [2005 issue index] |
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Trash Daze
Why budgetary constraints and lack of enforcement leave Philadelphians to grapple with refuse. Recent cover stories... |
news
Losing Faith: A Greek Orthodox congregation is split over its church's future.—Mike Newall
Help, Help Us, Arlen!: Specter could be the left's only hope in the looming Supreme Court melee.—Doron Taussig
Coverage Up: Philly's working poor are now shelling out more for health insurance.—Kevin Haney
The Bell Curve: City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life
columns:
Political Notebook:Latinos United—Mary F. Patel
Cityspace:900 Hamilton Street: The death and possible rebirth of a Center City commercial district.—Mike Newall
opinion
Loose Canon by Bruce Schimmel
Slaves of the MallSlant by Juliet Fletcher
Comfort ZoneLetters to the Editor: by the readers
special section
arts
Rockin' in a Brie World: Liesel Euler unleashes her angsty alter ego in a new one-woman show.—Patrick Rapa
artsquicks—Lori Hill
Theater:Baby, Boom!—Toby Zinman
Theater:Summer School—Toby Zinman
Theater:This Side of Paradise: Broadway's Frank Wildhorn brings his Jazz Age musical to Marlton.—Steve Cohen
Theater:It's All Relative—Toby Zinman
artspicks
Sky Captain—John Vettese
Hippy Hippy Shake—Deni Kasrel
Garden Party—Janet Anderson
movies
Industrial Waste: New factory, same problems.—Sam Adams
Screen Picks—Sam Adams
music
Run Away Success: Brian Christinzio on his impressive debut CD.—Patrick Rapa
Ruined: How a local bassist preps for a one-off gig with a Japanese prog experimentalist.—Shaun Brady
Hell Is a Place—Patrick Rapa
DJ Nights—Sean O'Neal
musicpicks
Maria Taylor—John Vettese
Akron/Family—Andrew Parks
Femi Kuti—A.D. Amorosi
naked city
Legal Challenge: ALM's first African-American publisher has no problem playing against type.—Sara K. Satullo
website of the week: Gmaps Pedometer—Brian Howard
Running Numbers—Nick Norlen
Icepack—A.D. Amorosi
mixpicks
Heads Will Roll—Nicole Woods
Simply the Best—A.D. Amorosi
Do the Jerk—Andrew Parks
food
Win, Lose or Slaw: Pod's Michael Schulson toughs it out in Go Ahead, Make My Dinner.—A.D. Amorosi
offthemenu—Carolyn Wyman