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The Boston Phoenix
June 1 - 8, 2000

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Welfare outrage goes global

A grassroots campaign to restore welfare benefits to America's poor takes its case to the international court of public opinion
by Kristen Lombardi

Just say Nomar

The secret appeal of the man with the schnozz
by Leslie Robarge

State of the art

Central Square World's Fair
by Camille Dodero

Web Extra: Jacoby errs
Activism: Closing the Gap
Media: At Boston, a staff under stress
Politics: Grossman to meet and greet
Transit: Choo-chooo obsessives

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Editorial

Letters to
the editor

Affordable ballparks

Boston needs to consider a new site for the Sox' stadium

Don't Quote Me	by Dan Kennedy
Town crier A small-town publisher pushes local officials to conduct the public's business in public

Talking Politics	by Seth Gitell
The golden GOP Bush is making inroads into California. Plus, Rick Lazio's superficial appeal, and a plan by Central Massachusetts lawmakers to foul up Fenway financing

Out There	by Gloria Fallon
High-pro gloat There's only one thing to say about the protein-diet fad: Pass the bread!

Urban Buy	by Suzanne Kammlott
Head trip Tiki culture washes ashore again

Ask Dr. Lovemonkey

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