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July 20–26, 2006	[2006 issue index]
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It's Alive!
How WXPN created a monster from the remains of Y100 by Brian Howard

Jazz During Wartime
How the Israeli-Lebanese conflict forced Gene Coleman to improvise. by Shaun Brady
Using Their "Religion"
Through soccer, an immigration activist tries to build a community. Doron Taussig
Philly Blunt: The Faces of Death
by Brian Hickey

Cover Story: It's Alive! How WXPN created a monster from the remains of Y100 —Brian Howard
Slant: Editor's Letter:; Level of Violence —Duane Swierczynski; Slant:; Winter in Beirut As bombs drop, hypocrisy blankets the Middle East. —David Faris; Loose Canon:; Summer of Terror —Bruce Schimmel; Feedback:; Letters to the Editor
Naked City: Liberties' Ladies Don't call it a trend, but African-American women are seizing opportunities in Philadelphia's most burgeoning neighborhood. —Hamida Kinge; Running Numbers —Nick Norlen; Paper Trail:; Paper Trail Our Back Pages, One Year At A Time; Icepack:; Icepack —A.D. Amorosi
News: Mind Games How a college student's refusal to get a psychiatric evaluation enabled the school to expel her. —Jenna Portnoy; Using Their "Religion" Through soccer, an immigration activist tries to build a community. —Doron Taussig; Surf and Turf The beach by day and "Russian" gals by night. It's summer with the mob! —Brendan McGarvey; Two Minutes With... Thomas A. Shields Retiring Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility Warden —Anna Phillips; Philly Blunt:; The Faces of Death —Brian Hickey; Political Notebook:; Philly's Bloomberg? —Mary F. Patel; The Bell Curve:; City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life
Culture Shock: This Week in A & E
Arts: Living on the Grid Word nerd Matt Gaffney puts it all in black and white. —Shaun Brady; Artspicks:; New Dimension —Deni Kasrel; Respect Your Gadgets —Elisa Ludwig; Too Close to Home —Rachel Frankford; Inside the Box —Molly Eichel; Theater:; Mischief Night —Mark Cofta; God Is in the Details —Mark Cofta; Of the Highest Order —Mark Cofta
Arts Agenda: Last Chance Catch It or Regret It —Ellen Minsavage; Picks:; Day Tripper Artscape —Denis Wilson; In The Event That… You Read Breast Exam Pamphlets for the Pictures —Drew Lazor; Just Do It Party 4 Peace —Tasha Ho-Sang
Movies: Q Factor Reviews from PIGLFF's Second Week; Leap of Faith In M. Night Shyamalan's world, you just gotta believe. —Sam Adams
Music: Jazz During Wartime How the Israeli-Lebanese conflict forced Gene Coleman to improvise. —Shaun Brady; Aid Or Invade —Rodney Anonymous; Blistered In The Sun —Jesse Delaney; One Track Mind Mars Volta "Viscera Eyes" —Drew Lazor; soundadvice:; Get Out!!; Picks:; Death Unit —Shaun Brady; The Kane Sisters —Mary Armstrong; The Handsome Family —Sam Adams
Food: Taming the Bistro Five years on, Chlöe, the little BYOB that could, still impresses. —Elisa Ludwig; Juicy Secrets —Mary Armstrong; Feeding Frenzy —Drew Lazor; What's Cooking —Termeh Mazhari; Watering Hole Good Dog Bar & Restaurant —Molly Eichel; Top 5 Banh Mi (Vietnamese Hoagies) —Alex Richmond
The Agenda: Top of the Agenda:; Camp Get 'em Outta Here There's still time to empty that nest —Rachel Frankford; Picks:; They're Still Around? Ian Anderson Plays Orchestral Jethro Tull —Zach Mortice; Just Do It Cry-Baby on the Riverfront —Kelly White; In The Event That… You Like Sashimi with Your Suplexes —Drew Lazor; Justify Your Existence Foot Bathing and Worship class; Just Do It Robert Downey Sr. —Molly Eichel; Word On The Street Lawn Chair Drive-In
Sex: Paper Doll:; Analyze That —Ashlea Halpern

July 20–26, 2006

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