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January 27-February 2, 2005

Let's Go.

33 ways to reinvent, rethink and recharge our beleaguered transit agency. Other cities around the world have cool public transportation systems. Why can't we?
by Duane Swierczynski

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Let's Go.

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january 20

Spring Forward

2nd Season Arts Preview
by Lori Hill

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Spring Forward: Theater

Spring Forward: Visual Art

Spring Forward: Opera

Spring Forward: Dance

Spring Forward: Music

Think Globally, Act Locally

Of A Peace

The Sopranos

january 13

Left Behind

A rare look inside North Broad's Divine Lorraine, a hotel with a heavenly past on the cusp of (commercial) resurrection.
by Mike Newall

january 6

Jim Warren Meets Vampirella

He built a multimillion dollar empire out of monster magazines, plastic skulls and dirt from Count Dracula's estate, only to lose it to real-life terrors. But now, Jim Warren is ready to rise again, along with the woman who inspired it all.
by Duane Swierczynski

december 30

What Happened Next?

We revisit our biggest stories of 2004.
by Brian Hickey

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december 23
"Oh, You Shouldn't Have…":But we did. Here are City Paper's gift suggestions for local celebs, pols, teams, neighborhoods, companies, institutions and everyone else in dire need this holiday season. —Duane Swierczynski

december 16
Gang Mentality:Is recent school violence a flashback to 1970s street gangs? Or is it something more dangerous? —Doron Taussig

december 9
Holiday Dining & Entertaining Guide:CityPaper proudly presents 12 of the most eclectic, nondenominational, festive, frightening and just plain wrong-headed party ideas for all of your holiday needs.* —Brian Howard

december 2
Bought and Sold in America:Seven women now living in, and around, Upper Darby were victims of human trafficking. Their case sparked public outrage. But are they better off today? —Helen i-lin Hwang

november 25
Wireless Mike:Mike Missanelli says he doesn't care if you hate him. (Or if he gets back on the air.) —Doron Taussig

november 18
2004 Holiday Gift Guide / Holiday Book Quarterly: —Brian Howard

november 11
Blood Brothers:The Dead Milkmen return to pay tribute to the late Dave Schulthise. —Patrick Rapa

november 4
Vote, then Die: —Brian Hickey

october 28
We're Choosy Mothers: —Brian Howard

october 21
Inalienable Writes:Concerned citizens from sea to shining sea flood —Brian Hickey

october 14
Sound and Vision: —Patrick Rapa

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