Jul 22-28, 2004

News

• News

  Men in Back

  Women's gathering hopes more success comes with groupthink

  By Julie Mickens

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Bush League

  A Modest Roundup of (Im)pertinent Media about the Current Administration

  By Bill O'Driscoll

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Home Economics

  You know what they say: Teach a man to buy a house ...

  By Lauren Donaldson

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Outgunned

  Everybody liked a state proposal that would better protect women from abusers. Except the part about taking away the men's guns.

  By Marty Levine

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Summer of Love Short in Courthouse

  County exec talks unity, but city-county cooperation sparks spat.

  By Rich Lord

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Along Came Marry

  A conversation with Evan Wolfson

  By Marty Levine

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Starving for Attention

  Protestor to fast for faster end to Iraq War prisoner abuses

  By Julie Mickens

  Jul 22, 2004
• News

  Follow That Story

  It's Not The End of The World

  By Justin Hopper

  Jul 22, 2004

Food+Drink

• Food

  Gypsy Café

  By Angelique Bamberg and Jason Roth

  Jul 22, 2004

Arts+Entertainment

• Literary Arts

  Going Nucular: Language, Politics and Culture in Confrontational Times

  By Geoffrey Nunberg
  PublicAffairs (hardcover, $22.95, 298 pp.)

  By Al Hoff

  Jul 22, 2004
• Music

  The Roots

  Tipping Point
  Geffen Records

  By Brentin Mock

  Jul 22, 2004
• Music

  Various Artists

  Simply Good Music Volume One
  Giant Step

  By Justin Hopper

  Jul 22, 2004
• Screen

  De-Lovely

  All That De-Jazz

  By Harry Kloman

  Jul 22, 2004
• Screen

  I, Robot/Godzilla

  By Bill O'Driscoll

  Jul 22, 2004

Columns

• Opinion

  Off Target

  Even a shopping trip can turn ugly for local Muslims

  By Chris Potter

  Jul 22, 2004
• You Had to Ask

  Are our professional sports teams' names -- Steelers, Pirates and Penguins -- the original names?

  Question submitted by: Sandy Moore, Fox Chapel

  By Chris Potter

  Jul 22, 2004
• Local Vocal

  A conversation with Francine Porter

  A resident of "Suburbia, PA" in the North Hills, dietician and mother of two Francine Porter, 47, has recently joined the peace movement. She now finds herself on the front lines of dissent working for the Pittsburgh branch of Code Pink...

  By Al Hoff

  Jul 22, 2004
• Vox Pop

  Blast from the Past

  Stone Age politics dredge up cultural dinosaurs

  By John McIntire

  Jul 22, 2004