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When the Street Is for Sale
Why Sony's PSP campaign proved unwelcome in Philadelphia.

Life Imitates TV Imitates Life
Torture, the National Constitution Center and Jack Bauer

january 5

20th Annual Writing Contest

plus:

Myspace or Yours

Mistress Hebblethwaite Rediscovers Her Calling

Novelty

december 29

What Happened Next?

The next chapter of the past years biggest stories.

plus:

Bell Curve All-Stars

Bell Curve All-Stars

december 22

Oh You Shouldn't Have (Again...)

Sometimes, it’s not about what you want, it's about what you need.
by The City Paper Staff

december 15

Lancaster Avenue

From the grit of the city to the heart of the country.
Photos by Michael T. Regan, Text by Mike Newall

also:

december 8
Holiday Dining & Entertainment Guide 2005:Tidings of Comfort and Joy —Brian Howard

december 1
Holy War:A lesbian minister contemplates life in the church that defrocked her. (And why she's sticking around.) —Michael J. Mishak

november 24
Gone:You know who has your daughter. You know where. But you're powerless to do anything about it. —Jenna Portnoy

november 17
Did That Box Just Say Something?: —Brian Howard

november 10
Court Jester: —Doron Taussig

november 3
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october 20
Frost Bit:How to stay warm this winter without burning stacks of cash. —Jenna Portnoy

october 17
The Un-peopled Paper:Knight Ridder is forcing the Daily News to spike a fifth of its jobs. Is this a death knell, or a return to the paper's leaner, meaner days? Mike Newall hits the newsroom to find out. —Mike Newall

october 13
Pass The Mic[roscope]: —Patrick Rapa

october 6
Lit From Within:What it's like to run an independent literary magazine in Philadelphia. —Patrick Rapa

september 29
The Path of the Righteous Man:How Rick Santorum became the nation's evangelical poster boy. —Mike Newall