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Cover Story

		Sunday Bloody Sunday The Inquirer fights a Sunday circulation drain. by Howard Altman

Opinion

	PUBLISHER'S CLEARINGHOUSE
		The Embarrassing Middle Ages Review of Cathy Crimmin's new humor book by Bruce Schimmel

	PRETZEL LOGIC
		Lick My Gorton Strange bedfellows fight the Communications Decency Act. by Howard Altman

	MAILBAG
		Letters to the Editor by the Readers

News

	CITY BEAT
		Apollo Fall Out Residents say Temple's Apollo complex has destroyed their street. by Jon Kleinman	Still the Home of Rock 'n' Roll?! Tracking the rumors that 'MMR is going the way of Triple A.' by a.d. amorosi	Cyber Support Cyber help for parents with special kids.


	HIT AND RUN
		Gallery To Go? Will it be curtains for Tyler's art gallery? by David Warner	No Parking Plans to demolish Arco Park by Maura Rurak	A Force Too Slow Joe Rocks to demand Rendell dismiss Election Reform Task Force by Mary Frangipanni


	POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
		Mary Frangipanni's Political Notebook by Mary Frangipanni

Arts

	ART
		Imperfections Anger, anguish and bodily contortions at two area galleries. by Robin Rice

	ZINE
		Zine Scene Wow! Like, zines that speak to adolescents of all ages! by Neil Gladstone

	20 QUESTIONS
		Dee Dee Bridgewater They ask me, "Why do you play with white guys?" I say, music is music. If we're in the '90s and you're still thinking play with blacks if you're black, and white if you're white, then I don't understand what Martin Luther King and the others have all been working for. by Deni Kasrel

	BOOKQUICKS
		The Sex Revolts: Gender, Rebellion and Rock 'n' Roll by Margit Detweiler	The Mozart Essays by Peter Burwasser	It Came From Memphis by Alex Ducomb

		Openers II: the Lyrics of Roky Erickson by a.d. amorosi

	BOOK QUICKS
		U2: At the End of the World

Movies

		First Love The incredibly true adventures of two girls and their director. by Cindy Fuchs

Music

	ICEPACK
		Daddy's Comin Home Music that cooks, and cookin that swings... by a.d. amorosi

Naked City

	FASHION
		The Pine Barons Local lights in high fashion are finding a home on Pine Street. by Margit Detweiler

Food

	HEALTHY EATS
		Snacks With Attitude Artful slouching and tasty bundt cakes at the Arts Bank Cafe. by Janet Ruth Falon

Listings

	SIX PICK
		music
		Six-Pick by Margit Detweiler

	CRITIC PICK
		New wide open spaces for new museum home New wide open spaces for new museum home by David Warner
		events
		Fourth of July Hotspots Donna Summer, The Beach Boys & more by Jennifer Hemler

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