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April 27–May 3, 2006

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The Green Payback
Inmates and community gardeners unite to feed Philly's hungry.
by Bob Finkelstein

Recent cover stories...


Back in Time
The results of our assignment for Trevor Dixon and Dominic Episcopo's UArts fashion photography classes.
The Green Payback

Cover Story
The Green Payback Inmates and community gardeners unite to feed Philly's hungry. —Bob Finkelstein

Slant
Editor's Letter:
Serving Punishment —Duane Swierczynski
Slant:
Can't Stand the Heat? We can do something about global warming. —Greg Vitali
Loose Canon:
Dirty Development —Bruce Schimmel
Feedback:
Letters to the Editor

Naked City
Back in Time
Bad Idea Factory Vote or Not
Running Numbers —Nick Norlen
Forget the Worm —A.D. Amorosi
Paper Trail:
Paper Trail Our Back Pages, One Year At A Time
Fine Print:
Double Double Take Two sets of local identical twins sprint their way onto the track scene. —Rod L. Wilson
Icepack:
Icepack —A.D. Amorosi

News
Worked Over "El paro" cost them their jobs. Now, they want to tell their story. —Doron Taussig
Two Minutes With…Mike LaMonaca Equality Forum program director —Doron Taussig
Racial Divide Worried about a "culturally intolerant" campus, Girard College tries to attract new students. —David Jackson
Philly Blunt:
Bailing on Bonds —Brian Hickey
Political Notebook:
Fundraising Friends in High Places —Mary F. Patel
The Bell Curve:
City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life

Culture Shock
This Week in A & E

Arts
Grim Fairy Tales The Andrew Wyeth show is a matter of life, but more subtly, death. —Robin Rice
Artspicks:
Playwright With Balls —Carolyn Wyman
Snack Time —Mark Cofta
Dog Eat Dog World —A.D. Amorosi
In Full Bloom —Deni Kasrel
Mountain High Notes —David Shengold
Books:
Witness to Himself Seymour Shubin wrote his first shocking best seller 53 years ago. As he got older, he got more noir. —Duane Swierczynski
Theater:
Magic Touch —Mark Cofta

Arts Agenda
Last Chance Catch It or Regret It —Elizabeth Thomas
Picks:
Just Do It Fill Your Family With Food and Culture —Deni Kasrel
Word On The Street The Kinks: A Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy
In The Event That... You Think You Hate Dance, but Really, You Just Haven't Given It a Chance —Josh Chamberlain

Movies
Up in the Air United 93 is unsettling for what it says about the future as well as the past. —Sam Adams
Bittersweet A pedophilia thriller lets its audience off the hook. —Cindy Fuchs
Interview: Paul Greengrass
Screen Picks:
Screen Picks —Sam Adams

Music
Bones Brigade Get to know the punks behind Eyeball Skeleton. —Brian Howard
Art of the Deal Hang The DJ —J. Edward Keyes on shuffle
Multiplicity Jamie Lidell makes no sense (but he makes good music). —A.D. Amorosi
One Track Mind —Maura Johnston
soundadvice:
Get Out!!
Picks:
Thrilladelphia Week Two —Patrick Rapa
Jennifer Higdon —Peter Burwasser
Kevin Locke —Mary Armstrong
DJ Nights:
DJ Nights —Sean O'Neal

Food
Whole Hog It's delicious. But it looks like a baby. —Trey Popp
The Return of the Screw —Peter Burwasser
Feeding Frenzy —Drew Lazor
What's Cooking —Billy Kekevian
Top 5 Cheap Lunches at Pricey Places Price Check —Kristin Detterline
Watering Hole It's Where We Drink —A.D. Amorosi

The Agenda
Top of the Agenda:
Gay To Play Fun Things Happen on the Way to the (Equality) Forum —Drew Lazor
Picks:
Just Do It Interpret Your Weird-Ass Dreams —Josh Chamberlain
In The Event That… Your Old Babysitter Got Offed in Halloween —Elizabeth Thomas
Just Do It Shut the Kids Up for .5 Seconds —Elizabeth Thomas
What We Heart Nuts for Planters
Where We Won't Be Monster Truck Nationals and Thrill Show
Justify Your Existence Fourth Annual NRA Day
On The DL… Food for Thought —Drew Lazor
Just Do It Work a Local Project Runway —Ellen Minsavage
Just Do It Put Your Money Where Your Art Is —Billy Kekevian

Sex
Paper Doll:
Let's Get (Meta) Physical —Ashlea Halpern
Recent Comments
Web Exclusives
Repertory Film
Your weekly guide to local film events, festivals and under-the-radar screenings.
Tim Hecker
Sat., Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m., $12 with Aidan Baker, Kung Fu Necktie, 1250 N. Front St., 215-291-4919, kungfunecktie.com.
Something Good
DANCE REVIEW: Fräulein Maria
Icepack
Amorosi on the news, nightlife, gossip and bitchiness beats.


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