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February 5, 1998

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Cover Story

Dr. Yes
After seven years, six sting operations and two raids, the state finally arrested Dr. Robert Trollinger last month for alleged drug dealing and fraud.
by Frank Lewis

Opinion

LOOSE CANON

Morning After News
by Bruce Schimmel

PRETZEL LOGIC

Paper Chase
Watch the watchdogs, but don't bring out the muzzles.
by Howard Altman

MAILBAG

Letters to the Editor
by the Readers

News

CITY BEAT

Pawn-ography
The Philadelphia Police Department is preparing to computerize pawnshop data.
by Mark Naymik
School House Balk
A group of St. Paul's parents claim their school is being sacrificed in the name ofpolitics.
by Gwen Shaffer
Tickle Me Terri
An Internet relationship gone bad is no laughing matter to a Drexel student caught in a web of deceit.
by Deborah Scoblionkov

HIT AND RUN

Touchy Negotiations
by Mark Naymik
One Way Street
by Frank Lewis
God Bless the Furry Ones
by Gwen Shaffer
Road Movie
by Sam Adams
Indelible Impression
by David Warner

ON MEDIA

Election Day
by Mark Naymik
Join the Parade
by Gwen Shaffer

POLITICAL NOTEBOOK

Mary Frangipanni's Political Notebook
by Mary Frangipanni

Arts

CRITICAL MASS

     theater

The Corpse In the Cargo
Can a play that shocked the 19th century still make an impact today?
by Toby Zinman

ART

The Life Thing
Look at April Gornik's paintings. Don't listen too hard to her words.
by Robin Rice

THEATER

Hedda's Steamed
An enigmatic take on Ibsen's temperamental Mrs. Tesman.
by Cary M. Mazer
Mating Cries
The Independent Eye, Old City Stage Works, through Feb. 15, 925-2838
by Cary M. Mazer
The Lover/A Kind of Alaska
Independence Studio on 3 at the Walnut Street Theatre, Ninth & Walnut Sts., throughFeb. 8, 574-3550, ext. 4
by Toby Zinman
Judy at the Stonewall Inn
Shubin Theater, 407 Bainbridge St., through Feb. 8, 592-0119
by Lewis Whittington
Moon Over Buffalo
Walnut Street Theatre, Ninth & Walnut Sts., through March 1, 574-3550, ext. 4
by Toby Zinman

DANCE

Movement Research Exchange
Painted Bride Art Center, Jan. 30-31
by Robert Ackerman
Koresh Dance Company
Drake Theater, Jan. 30—Feb. 1
by Deni Kasrel

20 QUESTIONS

Don Knotts
by Ed Condran

YEAH SHERR

Wild in the Street
Philly punk rock legend Mikey Wild is the subject of a new documentary
by Sara Sherr

Movies

The Replacement Killers
Chow Yun-Fat goes Hollywood. Is this a good thing?
by Cindy Fuchs

MOVIE SHORTS

Great Expectations
recommended
by Sam Adams

     new stuff

Blues Brothers 2000

Music

Outward Bound
An interview with Muhal Richard Abrams
by Nate Chinen

     jazz

PECO Picks
by Nate Chinen

ICEPACK

Latin Lover
Aaron Levinson cha-chas his way from Philly to the world
by a.d. amorosi

STONES SOUL PICNIC

Veteran's Day
New releases from old favorites
by Neil Gladstone

DISC QUICKS

Moving Sale!
Nord Express
Central
by Brian Howard
Princess Superstar
CEO
by Margit Detweiler
Refrigerator
Refrigerator
by Patrick Rapa
Elliott Smith
Either/Or,Good Will Hunting soundtrack
by Brian Howard
Track Star
Communication Breaks
by Patrick Rapa
Various Artists
The Bridge School Concerts Vol. 1
by Neil Gladstone
Wheat
Madeiros
by Neil Gladstone
Helium
The Magic City
by Brian Howard

     discquicks

Optiganally Yours
Spotlight On...
by Neil Gladstone

Food

Still Flowering
Lilies is the likable new tenant of a venerable flower shop.
by Katherine Dahlsgaard

Listings

SIX PICK

La Salle-apalooza
by Brian Howard
Traveling Wares
by Margit Detweiler
The Blue Rags
by Brian Howard
Philly Sounds
by Mary Armstrong
Davidsbund Chamber Players
by Peter Burwasser
Atomic Design
by Jen Darr

CRITIC PICK

     event

First Friday Focus
by Jen Darr

     exhibition

Read it in the Funnies
by Patrick Rapa

     film

Young Filmmakers Festival
by Sam Adams

     jazz

Chico Banks
by a.d. amorosi

I

Slow Getaway
How to deal with the daunting prospect of A Real Vacation.
by Annette C. Earling
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