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November
2003
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Features
Tracking Teresa
by
Rich Lord
People
have definite feelings about Teresa Heinz Kerry. Will
those feelings help or hinder John Kerry’s campaign
for
president?
40 under 40
by
Elizabeth Speed
Our
fifth annual salute to the region’s next generation
of leaders, culled from a record-breaking number of entrants.
Rock
Hound Extraordinaire
by
Robert Isenberg
The
globe-trotting Marc Wilson is on a mission to find the next great
stone for The Carnegie’s Hillman Hall of Minerals.
Departments
Scoop
Biscotti goes
bonzo on the
web; Pitt football vs. JFK; Six Questions with science fiction writer
Wen Spencer; and more. Overheard By Judith Evans Thomas
Behind the scenes
with
Tom Sokolowski.
Arts & Culture
Our lineup of
columns on
dance, openings, exhibits,
theater, books, talks and music.
Reviews
Pennsylvania’s
coolest founding father; jazz CDs; more.
Style By Reese Randall
Maternity
dresses with flair
and plates with pizzazz.
Personal Space By Mike May Charles
Dougherty, president
of Duquesne University.
Family
Activities
designed for kids and grownups to have fun together.
Health By Jane-Ellen Robinet
A
primer on prostate cancer.
Developments
By
Rich Lord
Meet Chuck
Herring, aka Grammar Man.
Next Tech
By
Chip Walter
Telerama
wants to unplug Pittsburgh—and the world.
On Air
By
Elizabeth Speed
WQED program
listings, plus news on the hottest shows
and member benefits.
Back Talk By Chris Rodell Jim
Cole tends the graves at Pittsburgh ’s oldest cemetery.
Food
Word of Mouth
By
Sam Edelmann
Spectacularly
sizzling sausages.
Cooking with
Chris
By
Sam Fennimore
Ode to
a cabbage roll.
Dish
By
Ann Haigh
The
Tuscan Inn: rustic Italian meals in a woodsy setting.
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