November 4-10, 2004	[2004 issue index]
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Vote, then Die by Brian Hickey

news

Party Lines: Yeah, Bush sucks. But at least this time, we have a record of polling place shenanigans.—Mike Newall

Good Fellows: The school district taps into a brand-new market for teachers.—Doron Taussig

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

columns:

Political Notebook:Political Notebook—Mary F. Patel

Cityspace:What's Old Can Be New: Other cities are profiting from their architectural past. We should too.—Gersil N. Kay

Cityspace:Comercial 101—Cory Frolik

opinion

Loose Canon by Bruce Schimmel
100,000 Iraqi Civilians Dead

Slant by Duane Swierczynski
Don't Forget Poland

Letters to the Editor: by the readers

special section

arts

Two Così For Comfort: Why are the AVA and Curtis both tackling Mozart's sexy, elegant comedy Cosí fan tutte this month?—David Shengold

Pop Arch: The ICA looks back at Bay Area pop-art/architecture collective Ant Farm.—Susan Hagen

Theater:Security Breach—David Anthony Fox

Theater:All Mikhail: Dance and theater icon Baryshnikov reflects on 50 years of exploration.—Janet Anderson

artspicks

Oh, Henry—Mike Newall

Way Outsider Art—Andrew Parks

Carlin Card—Andrew Milner

Folk Dance on Fire—Deni Kasrel

movies

Hell and Back: How "real" is the harrowing Tarnation? And does it matter?—Sam Adams

Letting Go: Jonathan Caouette puts Tarnation to rest.—Sam Adams

Cad About the Boy: Is Alfie's rakish obliviousness charming, or just annoying?—Cindy Fuchs

Screen Picks—Sam Adams

music

Caution to the Wind: The Jane Anchor rides the Second Wave.—Patrick Rapa

soundadvice

Freak Out!: Man Man is on the outside, breaking in.—Nick Sylvester

DJ Nights—Sean O'Neal

musicpicks

Philly Urban Legend Awards—Deesha Dyer

Curtis Symphony Orchestra—Peter Burwasser

Jane Birkin—Sam Adams

Abdullah Ibrahim—Deni Kasrel

Laibach—John Vettese

naked city

Hammer Time: Flyers legend Dave Schultz takes his shots—at comedy.—Mike Newall

fine print—Cory Frolik

How They'll Lose—Brian Hickey

Icepack—A.D. Amorosi

mixpicks

There and Back Again—Juliet Fletcher

Attention, Philly-philes—M.J. Fine

Wanda At Large—Sam Adams

food

Spot the Difference: Chaleo takes up a corner that's been kind to Thai restaurants past.—Elisa Ludwig

Meeting of the Malts—A.D. Amorosi