• Issue Archive for
  • Aug 14-20, 2003
  • Vol. 19, No. 33

News+Features

  • Features

    • Bolden the Beautiful

    The Godfather of Pittsburgh black journalism wants to kick life into current newsrooms, and remembers life on the Hill.
  • News

    • ...And Crossing Signals

    For the city's crossing guards to return, it may take a voluntary move from the school district
    • by Marty Levine
  • News

    • Firing A Shot

    Fire fighters' union president wants to lay off city councilors
    • by Chris Potter
  • News

    • A-Pickin' And A-Shoppin'

    All-acoustic music store opens; electric guitarists still have nowhere to buy strings
    • by Justin Hopper

Music

  • New Releases

    • Modey Lemon

    Thunder + Lightning
    Birdman Records
    • by Justin Hopper
  • New Releases

    • Adrian Sherwood

    Never Trust A Hippy: Realworld
    • by Justin Hopper

On Screen

  • Movie Reviews + Features

    • Lilya 4-Ever

    Hopeless in Russia
    • by Harry Kloman
  • Movie Reviews + Features

    • S.W.A.T.

    TV cops -- Now with bigger guns!
    • by Al Hoff
  • Movie Reviews + Features

    • Open Range

    American pastoral
    • by Bill O'Driscoll

Art

  • Architecture

    • Behind Closed Doors

    An architecture student finds room for his lofty ambitions
    • by Charles Rosenblum

Views

  • Potter's Field

    • Belly Flop

    The city takes a plunge
    • by Chris Potter
  • Local Vocal

    • A Conversation with Robert Fisher

    Robert Fisher is a self-taught pipe organ builder, who has owned a studio in Valencia, PA since 1959. A former high-school woodshop teacher and graduate of Carnegie Tech, he is currently restoring a 50-year-old organ at Duquesne University.
    • by Sharmila Venkatasubban

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