The Boston Phoenix December 14 - 21, 2000

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Culture shock
Life at the bottom of the world means dancing with strangers, keeping your clothes ironed, and going to a lot of funerals
by Camille Dodero

Bitter profits

Although human-rights abuses remain widespread in Turkey, Providence-based Textron, Inc., is poised to sell $4.5 billion worth of attack helicopters to the US ally
by Steven Stycos

What's in store

Wine retailers vary vastly in selection and service. Here's a guide to some of the best ones.
by Thor Iverson

Election 2000 Coverage


[This Just In] Campus: Crimson blush
Talking politics: Election recounts: Michael Whouley's done this before
Censorship: Circuit City pulls controversial CD
Media: How a passive media helped Bush win
Activism: Fidelity gets out
Ringing endorsements: Bell epoch
Music: The grateful dead
Sweat busters: Smart shoppers

c o l u m n s


Editorial
Letters to
the editor

Zero-sum game
The Sox don't need our money to build a new park


Out There by David Valdes Greenwood

Tree of shame
Oh, the guilt of coveting the festive conifer

Urban Buy by Nina Willdorf

Lip service
Lip balm -- everyone's cold-weather friend -- reigns supreme as the only psychologically addicting grooming product

Ask Dr. Lovemonkey


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