City Paper
25th Anniversary

september 21

Heir, Apparently

Meet Carol Campbell, the most powerful woman in city politics you've never heard of.
by Doron Taussig

plus:

All in the Family

september 14

Fall Guide 2006

Autumnatic For The People

plus:

Tomorrow the World

Going Large

Force of Nature

Van Champions

Beautiful Contam-ination

Dance

Opera

Theater

Visual Arts

Classical

Rock/Pop

Roots

Jazz

september 7

The Ugly Underneath

Can Science Untangle the Mess Beneath Our City Streets
by Amanda Gefter

august 31

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Madi World

Half groundbreaking troublemaker, half overachieving genius — Madi Distefano comes full circle.
by Deni Kasrel

plus:

Staging War

The City's a Stage

Museum of the Mind

House Arrest

Inferno Del Greco

A Cab to Catch

Scarred Straight

Fests of Fury

also:

august 24
Philly's Other Bike Race:The North American Cycle Courier Championships are coming to Philadelphia. Are we ready? Are they? —Brian Howard

august 17
Game On:The Roots have made their best record ever — but will anyone hear it? —Neil Gladstone

august 10
There's No Plate Like Home:Our writer vows to only eat food produced within a 100-mile radius. Which is great, unless if you love coffee. —Elisa Ludwig

august 3
The Fall Guy:Rick Mariano heads off to prison on Monday. You didn't think he'd go quietly, did you? —Brian Hickey

july 27
Wander Lust:Walking Papers —Duane Swierczynski

july 20
It's Alive!:How WXPN created a monster from the remains of Y100 —Brian Howard

july 13
Another Gay Festival: —Sam Adams

july 6
Unusual Suspects:Inside the anti-war grannies' siege of the Broad Street recruiting office. —Brian Hickey

june 29
Um, the Poor? The Huddled Masses? Remember?:Why the U.S. is turning its back on local refugees. —Jenna Portnoy

june 22
Summer Lovin':Book Quarterly Introduction —Lori Hill

june 15
Bite The Hand:Everybody loves Judy Wicks. So why do some White Dog Cafe employees want to unionize? —Doron Taussig