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Cover Story

		Zinni's World A crew of art students gives a Center City legend a new lease on life. by David Warner

Opinion

	LOOSE CANON
		Your Name? by Bruce Schimmel

	PRETZEL LOGIC
		Open, Sesame Forget Ellen. What's up with TV's favorite male couple? by Howard Altman

	MAILBAG
		Letters to the Editor by the Readers

News

	HIT AND RUN
		Free Speech Crash Landing by Nate Chinen	Broadcast Snooze? by Scott Farmelant	Nuts About Squirrel Hill Falls Park by Howard Altman

		Monkey Business by Daisy Fried	Royal Ruminations by Scott Farmelant	Chinmoy Annoys by Brian Howard

		Walk Like An Egyptian by a.d. amorosi	Broad Horizons by Howard Altman	Indian Eats by Shilpa Mehta


	POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
		Mary Frangipanni's Political Notebook by Mary Frangipanni

Arts

	CRITICAL MASS
		art
		Between the Lines Moe Brooker and an interesting lineup of artists. by Robin Rice
		dance
		Movement Research Exchange by Lisa Coffman	Trapezius Aerial Dance Company by Deni Kasrel
		movies
		Two Actors In the Valley Character actors Stanley Tucci and John Herzfeld go behind the wheel. by a.d. amorosi
		theater
		Death of a Salesman by Toby Zinman	Smokey Joe's Cafe by Toby Zinman

	BOOK QUARTERLY
		Children's Books by Harriette Behringer	Babylon Revisited Welcome to Mr. Wagner's Neighborhood. by a.d. amorosi	Hollywood Babbles On by a.d. amorosi

		Get Your Shorts In A Bunch Three new anthologies show the possibilities and pitfalls of the short-short form. by Daisy Fried	Berendt's Bonanza John Berendt sent Savannah's tourist bucks soaring. Could Philadelphia be next? by Brian Caffall
		bookquicks
		Idoru by Annette C. Earling
		fiction
		My Other Life by Justin Coffin
		nonfiction
		Honey, Honey, Miss Thang by Justin Coffin	Tolstoy's Dictaphone: Technology and the Muse by Vance Lehmkuhl	Slimetime by Andrew Milner

		open book
		The Superstore Wars Will readers benefit from the opening of Barnes & Noble a few doors away from Borders? by Jim Gladstone
		zine scene
		One Step Beyond Close Encounters of the Zine Kind. by Neil Gladstone
		cover story
		Breslin's Brain Howard Altman talks to Jimmy Breslin about booze, brain surgery and the sad state of journalism. by Howard Altman

Music

	ICEPACK
		L.A. Confidential A bookish look at the music scene of seedy Los Angeles. by a.d. amorosi

Naked City

	FEATURE
		Dark Horses The Other Presidential Candidates

Food

		Train Spotting Riding the rails for real Italian food. by Jim Quinn

Listings

	CRITIC PICK
		Six-Pick by Neil Gladstone	Six-Pick by Vance Lehmkuhl	Six-Pick by Margit Detweiler

		Six-Pick by Deni Kasrel	Six-Pick by Nate Chinen	Six-Pick by Brian Howard

		jazz
		Edward Simon by Deni Kasrel
		rock/pop
		Lisa Germano by Neil Gladstone
		roots
		Ralph McTell by Mary Armstrong

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