May 2002

May 2002

May 2002 Volume 27 Number 5   Departments Outfront Some preliminary words. By John Fennell   Letters Expressed with conviction.   This Month For the side of your life that involves cheering, applauding, laughing, even booing. Edited by Charlene Mills   Insider Pockets of poverty, art apprentices, rare instruments and the contrasting life of Dr. Tom. Edited by Natalie Dorman   Pressroom Confidential Would signing the Ament recall petition compromise a journalist’s integrity? By Peter Robertson   Inside Views Things to consider seeing, doing, drinking or buying when the mood hits. Edited by Ann Christenson   Inside Travel Mini-vacations that…

May 2002

Volume 27

Number 5

 

Departments

Outfront

Some preliminary words.

By John Fennell

 

Letters

Expressed with conviction.

 

This Month

For the side of your life that involves cheering, applauding, laughing, even booing.

Edited by Charlene Mills

 

Insider

Pockets of poverty, art apprentices, rare instruments and the contrasting life of Dr. Tom.

Edited by Natalie Dorman

 

Pressroom Confidential

Would signing the Ament recall petition compromise a journalist’s integrity?

By Peter Robertson

 

Inside Views

Things to consider seeing, doing, drinking or buying when the mood hits.

Edited by Ann Christenson

 

Inside Travel

Mini-vacations that aren’t too far from home.

By Mario Quadracci

 

Your Health

Meet folks with bad knees and hips who’ll tell you about the real culprit – their feet.

By Carolyn B. Alfvin

 

Dining Guide

Stumped about where to eat? Try our picks of the month and the list of restaurants that keeps going and going.

 

Spin City

People facing challenges, making noise and moving on.

By Bruce Murphy

 

On the Cover

Photograph by Kevin J. Miyazaki. Butter-poached Maine lobster and saffron risotto with beurre blac from Dream Dance.

 

Features

Must-Do Dining

New restaurants, classics, chefs that fan the flame right now – by the time you finish reading this top restaurants story, you’ll be thinking about dinner, many dinners.

By Ann Christenson

 

Daughter of the Don

Benny Balistrieri, daughter of Mafia kingpin Frank, is suing for cut of her family’s fortune – suing because her siblings aren’t offering it up willingly.

By Kurt Chandler

 

High School Report Card

There was no spring break for us. Weighing the pros and cons of 80-plus area high schools was the number-crunching, survey-taking project of a lifetime. Who gets As? Who gets Ds?

By Natalie Dorman and Erik Gunn