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Cover Story

		On the Waterfronts Can a partnership between Philadelphia and Camden turn the Delaware River, rife withvacant waterfront lots and half-finished projects—into a major economic contender? by Jen Darr

Opinion

	SLANT
		Dishonest Injun? by Trish Boppert

	LOOSE CANON
		My Fountain Pen, My Fetish by Bruce Schimmel

	PRETZEL LOGIC
		Sex During Wartime by Howard Altman

	MAILBAG
		Letters to the Editor by the Readers

News

	CITY BEAT
		The ABCs of Bureaucracy If after-school programs are so great, why won't someone step up to save this one? by David Warner	Mean Angel? Union workers picket home of Councilman Angel Ortiz, claiming he's a hypocrite for using rehab scabs. by Eric Westervelt	Valet Melee Curbside conflict is becoming a way of life on Philly's busy restaurant rows. by Jennifer Rauch


	WARD'S EYE VIEW
		Southern Style Torn between the warm sense of community and the abhorrent lack of parking, residents inSouth Philly's 39th Ward don't know whether to love it or hate it. by Gwen Shaffer

	HALL MONITOR
		Quality of What? by Jen Darr	Webcasting the First Stone by Gwen Shaffer	Press are People Too by Jen Darr


	HIT AND RUN
		Form Fitting by Gwen Shaffer

	ON MEDIA
		Kill Your TV by Dina Mendros	Webcasting the First Stone by Gwen Shaffer

	POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
		Political Notebook by Mary Frangipanni

	BELL CURVE
		The Bell Curve City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life

Arts

	ART
		Home Is Where the Art Is Ironic reflections on a familiar theme at the Art Alliance. by Robin Rice

	THEATER
		Drama Queens by Hans Kellner	Less Is More Quiet strengths and excess bombast in Floyd Collins. by Peter Burwasser	Sad Goodbye by Violet Phillips

		Pretty Is... by Hans Kellner

	DANCE
		Animal Grace by Deni Kasrel

	20 QUESTIONS
		Gloria Steinem by Vance Lehmkuhl

Movies

		Taking His Time Robert Altman serves up unhurried pleasures, country-style. by Sam Adams	Nowhere and Everywhere Against the odds, Go uses its clever title in clever ways. by Cindy Fuchs	Back to School Even if you're Drew Barrymore, reliving high school is cause for panic. by Sam Adams


Music

		Hear Here Notable new local releases and upcoming shows. by Neil Gladstone	High Five Records we're digging this week.	Miles, the Muse Cassandra Wilson gives new life to Miles Davis' music. by Philip Booth

		Alien Attack The Residents re-released... by a.d. amorosi

	ICEPACK
		Icepack by a.d. amorosi

	DISC QUICKS
		Clark Terry Intimate Stories by Philip Booth

	NAKED CITY
		The Once and Future Kings Run and D.M.C. are still the Kings of Rock. by a.d. amorosi

	ROCK/POP
		Low Secret Name by Sam Adams	Mojave 3 Out of Tune by Sam Adams

	JAZZ
		Stan Getz Quartet with Chet Baker Quintessence Volume 1 by Nate Chinen

Naked City

		Your Favorite Things Cecily Tynan, Weatherperson Channel 6 by Rosemary Darigo	Rodeo East Joan Shepp's only the beginning, say promoters of Walnut Street's upscale retail. by Sono Motoyama

	HOT SEATS
		Hot Seats Where: Bench outside Carpenter's Hall by Patrick Rapa

Food

		Coffee With Dream A cozy setting for dessert or a six-course feast. by Maxine Keyser

Listings

	SIX PICK
		Antique Explosion by Brett Burton	Pennsylvania Ballet by Deni Kasrel	Latin Playboys/Lisa Germano by Nicole Pensiero

		Rubberoom by Jennifer Carey	Audrey Flack by Robin Rice	Mingus Big Band by Nate Chinen


	CRITIC PICK
		Pi Lam Human BBQ by Brian Howard	Danny Grossman by Deni Kasrel	Gross Indecency by David Warner

		Jonathan Peters by a.d. amorosi	Lovers and Executioners by Brian Howard	Mohan Sikka by Jonathan David Jackson

		Rethinking the Past by Patrick Rapa	Vassels by Rosemary Darigo	Winnie Winston by Mary Armstrong


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