[an error occurred while processing this directive]   search citypaper.net   Also this issue: Wheels To GoA planned auto-share program would help save money and the environment.-Daniel Brook The Bell CurveCity Paper’s weekly gauge of Philly’s Quality of Life Onward Christian St.…

  search citypaper.net   Also this issue: Through a Lens DarklyThe storm over Ed Rendell’s shadow says a lot about this nasty race.-Daryl Gale Hair ApparentIt’s dreads versus toupee in the battle for the 195th between challenger Sharif Street and incumbent Frank…

  search citypaper.net   Also this issue: Bender on a RollThe city’s most famous forensic sculptor has two new projects on tap.-Jenn Carbin Guilty, Eh?International row follows Philly conviction of Canadian for trading with Cuba.-Steve Eckardt Art AttackA brawl over a wall…

March 21–28, 2002 13th Street Trust Fund Developer Tony Goldman will keep a little old in his new plans for 13th Street. By Daniel Brook TRUSTUS: Craig Grossman of Goldman Properties standing proud in front of the development’s first new…

February 14–21, 2002 news Penn-ed Up Anger Unhappy with their health plan, Penn graduate assistants consider unionizing. by Daniel Brook Looking for the union label: Maura Cleffi thinks unionization is the only way to ensure that Penn grad students get…

February 7–14, 2002 news Skin Head Butting Two groups committed to fighting racism are now fighting each other. by Daniel Brook Method man: Barry Morrison says violence is the wrong method for fighting hate groups. photo: Christina M. Felice Three…

January 31–February 7, 2002 news Tribal Warfare The battle for control of the American Indian community center spilled onto the streets of Old City. by Daniel Brook On Monday afternoon, an argument between two long-sparring factions of the local Native…

January 10–17, 2002 news Train-ing Cramp Kimmel Center officials haven’t taken even the simplest steps to promote public transit to visitors. by Daniel Brook Christina M. Felice Paving the way: The new 660-space parking garage opened in conjunction with the…

November 29–December 6, 2001 news Will Light Rail Prevail? Mass transit advocates hope the seasonal trolley runs prove that the public wants to ride. by Daniel Brook Back in style? Light rail advocates see this vintage 1947 streetcar as the…