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The Boston Phoenix
July 27 - August 3, 2000

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Spokes persons

Advocates say that cars and bicycles can coexist in Boston traffic. And they have a plan.
by Laura A. Siegel

On your tail lights

A novelist tries his hand at automotive stalking.
by John Sedgwick

Boston Phoenix wins: Taking LISA home
Books: For whom the boom busts
Commerce: The South Shore's megamall
Literary Strife: Bookstores discover the power of a word
Moonlighting: Joey Public
Pearl Jam: Blame it on the rain
Politics: Domino effect
Women's Health: A bill's last chance

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Editorial

Letters to
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Assault on common sense

The Attleboro S&M bust is an outrageous instance of police misconduct compounded by prosecutorial abuse

Don't Quote Me	by Dan Kennedy
No news is bad news The media whine about the no-news convention and miss the real story: The public's profound alienation from politics

Talking Politics	by Seth Gitell
Virtual Dems The Democrats have a secret contingency plan for convention protests

City Hall	by Ben Geman
Kelly's heel Is the city-council prez finally vulnerable? Plus, Menino runs into last-minute opposition in the State House.

Urban Eye	by Dorie Clark
The gospel according to Robbins A self-help guru spreads the word

Out There	by Chris Wright
Just swell The injury that dare not speak its name

Urban Buy	by Nina Willdorf
Capri homme What a difference an inch makes

Ask Dr. Lovemonkey

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