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Cover Story

		The Crowd Pleaser With his first album on the way, Nate Wiley reflects on 50 years in music and 15 years rocking the house at Bob and Barbara's. by Brian Howard

Opinion

	LOOSE CANON
		Parts-For-Life by Bruce Schimmel

	PRETZEL LOGIC
		Take A Bubba To Bed But watch what you say with that Southern accent. by Howard Altman

	MAILBAG
		Letters to the Editor by the Readers

News

	CITY BEAT
		Topsy Survey Manayunk activists and City Planning Commission clash—again—over handling of a residents' query. by Frank Lewis	Square Numbers High bids on Washington Square renovation could delay the park's closing. by Mark Naymik	Water Fight Cyberpolitics inflames: a disputer over water quality. by Gwen Shaffer


	HIT AND RUN
		When Pigs Fly by Frank Lewis	Snow Kidding by Lisa Oshop	A Honkala Honkala Burnin' Love by Lisa Oshop

		Magnetic Appeal by Andrew Milner

	ON MEDIA
		Comin' From Kansas City by Gwen Shaffer	Spamming the Globe by Deborah Scoblionkov	Shiver Me Timbers by Gwen Shaffer

		Hooping It Up by Patrick Rapa

	POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
		Mary Frangipanni's Political Notebook by Mary Frangipanni

Arts

	CRITICAL MASS
		interview
		Beyond Knowing Playwright David Rabe talks about life, death and A Question of Mercy. by Toby Zinman
		theater
		Grendel's Air It's like a campfire ghost story. by Steve Cohen

	ART
		New York's Finest Five of the best new books from Big Apple museums. by Robin Rice

	20 QUESTIONS
		Dorothy Allison by Jen Darr

Movies

	MOVIE SHORTS
		Stalin's Disciples recommended by Sam Adams	Wide Awake by Sam Adams
		new
		The Newton Boys by Sam Adams

Music

		Indie 500 Wowee zowee! Fresh outta SXSW, here comes the indie rock. by Brian Howard	South By So What? The many reasons why SXSW still packs 'em in. by Margit Detweiler

	ICEPACK
		Red Square Neil Stein sets his sights on Rittenhouse with the opening of his new restaurant, Rouge 98. by a.d. amorosi

	REVIEW
		dance
		Swan Lake & Concerto 622 Pennsylvania Ballet at the Academy of Music, Broad and Locust Streets, through March 28, 893-1999 by Robert Ackerman
		performance
		Soaked Paule Turner, Duchess, at Kumquat, March 14-15, 21-22 by Deni Kasrel
		theater
		Nothing is Simple People's Light captures the complexities of Measure for Measure. by Cary M. Mazer	Under Yelena InterAct Theatre Company at the Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St., through April 12, 569-9700 by Cary M. Mazer	Burning Patience Teatro LEGASI at Second Stage, The Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St., through March 29, 546-8356 by Hans Kellner


Food

		Goo Gerber's—it's not just for babies anymore. by Katherine Dahlsgaard

Listings

	SIX PICK
		Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo by Robert Ackerman	Dinofest by Rosemary Darigo	8-Ball Chicks by Jen Darr

		Society of Photographic Educators Conference by Jen Darr	A3/Fathead by a.d. amorosi	Sleater-Kinney/Helium by Brian Howard


	CRITIC PICK
		event
		Man of the Century by David Warner
		reading
		Jonathan Lethem by Vance Lehmkuhl
		rock/pop
		PuPu Platter Benefit by Neil Gladstone
		world beat
		Global Divas by Nicole Pensiero

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