July 24, 1997 | [1997 issue index] |
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Cover Story |
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| Mickey Mouseville The Disney Company is building a city out of a palmetto swamp in Central Florida. Will it be a Celebration of a new way of living, or the fruition of founder Walt's fascist city-state daydreams? by Matthew Richter |
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sidebar |
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| Down Wit Da Mouse Local urban planners say Celebration's no different than anywhere else. by Daisy Fried |
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Opinion |
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LOOSE CANON |
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| Self-Mocking Vampires by Bruce Schimmel |
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PRETZEL LOGIC |
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| Smithspotting From psychic friends to friendly concierges, everyone thinks they've seen Judith Smith. by Howard Altman |
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MAILBAG |
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| Letters to the Editor by the Readers |
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News |
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CITY BEAT |
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| A Fine Mess Judge Seamus McCaffery takes his traveling night court to South Street. by Frank Lewis |
Nuts About the Park Eight months after it opened, and eight years after the first shovel full of dirt was turned, residents are still squirrelly about Philly's most expensive pocket park. by Jennifer Rauch |
The Terminated La'Shaira Cooke is one of thousands to be kicked off a federal program that pays medical bills for poor children. by Daisy Fried |
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HIT AND RUN |
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| Bix Nixed by Brian Howard |
Making a Point the Old Fashioned Way by Daisy Fried |
Pressing Charges by Frank Lewis |
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| New Brooks Looks by Nate Chinen |
Street Shot by Kass Mencher |
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ON MEDIA |
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| Jenn X by Daisy Fried |
Goodbye, Mr. Media by David Warner |
Personal Best by Howard Altman |
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| The Great (Sports) Debate Is Over by Jared Klein |
Surf's Up by Jared Klein |
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POLITICAL NOTEBOOK |
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| Mary Frangipanni's Political Notebook by Mary Frangipanni |
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Arts |
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CRITICAL MASS |
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art |
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| House of Books Paging through a paradoxical show at the renewed Art Alliance. by Robin Rice |
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reviews |
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| Arms and the Man Over the course of the play, we learn that Sergius is a fake. But it's disastrous if we know all along that the by Cary M. Mazer |
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20 QUESTIONS |
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| Scotty Moore by Jen Darr |
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Movies |
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MOVIE SHORTS |
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| Air Force One by Howard Altman |
Con Air by Cindy Fuchs |
La Promesse by Cindy Fuchs |
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| Mondo Plympton by Neil Gladstone |
Mrs. Brown by Cindy Fuchs |
Tetsuo II: Bodyhammer by Cindy Fuchs |
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| Contact by Cindy Fuchs |
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Music |
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| The Paul deLay Band by a.d. amorosi |
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ICEPACK |
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| This Does Not Compute Is it time to believe the electronica hype? by a.d. amorosi |
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DISC QUICKS |
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hip-hop |
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| Deep Concentration: the Future of Experimental Hip-Hop by Brian Howard |
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jazz |
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| Richie Cole by Nate Chinen |
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rock/pop |
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| Primus by Brian Howard |
Yoko Ono by Neil Gladstone |
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roots |
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| The Planet Sleeps by Nicole Pensiero |
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Food |
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jim quinn on food |
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| Eat At Joe's A Chinatown veteran returns to his old cooking grounds. by Jim Quinn |
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Listings |
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SIX PICK |
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| Cheap Trick, the Muffs, and Flipp by Geeta Dalal |
Cuban Film Festival by Jen Darr |
Lilith Fair by Margit Detweiler |
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| Plympton Face to Face by Brian Howard |
The Artist (uh, y'know, Prince) by Neil Gladstone |
Ravi Coltrane Quartet by Nate Chinen |
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CRITIC PICK |
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art |
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| Too Jewish? by Daisy Fried |
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jazz |
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| Charlie Hunter Quartet by Nate Chinen |
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