Nov 27 - Dec 3, 2003

Vol. 19, No. 48

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News

Rock of Ages

In the '60s, Charlie Apple started spinning Records. Now he's using music to help the elderly get their groove back.

By Al Hoff
Nov 27, 2003
News

Last Day of School

Lame-duck school board president makes her final move

By Julie Mickens
Nov 27, 2003
News

Traffic Signs for a new Pittsburgh

By Donny Butz
Nov 27, 2003
News

City to Senate: Drop the Gun Legislation!

But some councilors question whether Senate could care less

By Rich Lord
Nov 27, 2003
News

'Sliberty Slope

A redevelopment push has East Liberty residents worried that their place in the changing neighborhood is slipping away

By Rich Lord
Nov 27, 2003
News

Panther Pride

From another Oakland, another group of Panthers had a longer impact than realized

By Brentin Mock
Nov 27, 2003

Literary Arts

Writing for Change

By Brentin Mock
Nov 27, 2003
Music

Jay-Z

The Black Album
Roc-A-Fella

By Brentin Mock
Nov 27, 2003
Music

Garikayi Tirikoti

Maidei
Limitless Sky

By Bruce Miller
Nov 27, 2003
Screen

Gothika

CREEPS SUZETTE

By Harry Kloman
Nov 27, 2003
Screen

The Missing

Lost in Translation

By Al Hoff
Nov 27, 2003
Screen

Bad Santa

Not nice, naughty

By Al Hoff
Nov 27, 2003

Opinion

Market Penetration

We stick it to adult businesses at our peril

By Chris Potter
Nov 27, 2003
You Had to Ask

Did Pittsburgh have any libraries before the Carnegie Library system?

Question submitted by: Joe Forbes, South Side

By Chris Potter
Nov 27, 2003
Local Vocal

A Conversation with Mike Bolam

Mike Bolam is a reference librarian at the University of Pittsburgh Information Science Library. He lets his hair down by indulging his true love: fast, loud, underground heavy metal. Besides playing in thrash-influenced hardcore band Crucial Unit...

By Justin Hopper
Nov 27, 2003
Vox Pop

The Straight Dopes

Good news and bad news on same-sex relationships

By John McIntire
Nov 27, 2003