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Table of contents for the week of February 7, 2002 FEATURES In her continuing coverage of the Catholic church, Kristen Lombardi examines the waning influence of Cardinal Law. In "Guilty until proven straight," an excerpt from Neil Miller's Sex-Crime Panic: A Journey to the Paranoid Heart of the 1950s. In the Phoenix editorial, a fetus is not a person, despite what Bush says. In Don't Quote Me, Dan Kennedy thinks that Alan Keyes’s new show on MSNBC may be a harbinger of bad things to come in the post–post–September 11 world of cable news In Talking Politics, Seth Gitell asks, is Menino following in the third-term footsteps of Kevin White and Ray Flynn, or can his forays outside Boston help the city? In Out There, Kris Frieswick provides some tips for navigating the Valentine’s Day gift minefield. In Urban Buy, Ruth Tobias finds affordable ways to smell good. Plus, this just in: OBSCENE VIRTUE: The Rhode Island smut raid BREAKING TRADITION: Letdown let-up RUE DES PATRIOTES : Yankee invasion WINS AND LOSSES : Caucuses count WAGING PEACE : Female persuasion SO VERY LATE-’90S : Literary bad girl won’t grow up Letters to the editor Moon Signs Dr. Lovemonkey Editors' Picks Hot Tix Future Events MUSIC Ted Drozdowski talks to Tanya Donelly about her new album, Beautysleep; With their new album, Come With Us, the Chemical Brothers have made a step forward, says Michael Endleman; Sean Richardson says Cypress Hill have done it again; As the people who packed the Paradise last week and Annie Zaleski already know, Starsailor have arrived; Ted Drozdowski dives deep into four generations of blues; Matt Ashare takes a closer look at U2's halftime performance; In Slanguistics by Jon Caramanica, Joi brings joy to her world. Also, live reviews of Down from the Mountain at the Wang and Ida Haendel at the BSO. And last but not least, Roadtripping. Also, short reviews of: Judas Priest : DEMOLITION Johnny Bush : GREEN SNAKES V/A : I AM SAM: MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY THE MOTION PICTURE and ROCK MUSIC: A TRIBUTE TO WEEZER Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Party : BODY AND SOUL Claudio Abado/Berlin Philharmonic : VERDI: MESSA DA REQUIEM Major Major : SILVER IN OUR SKIES FILM Peter Keough's Oscar nominations; Chris Fujiwara examines why Todd Solondz gets nailed for Storytellers. Also, short reviews of: MONSTER’S BALL BIG FAT LIAR COLLATERAL DAMAGE HAPPENSTANCE NOTEBOOK ON CITIES AND CLOTHES THEATER Carolyn Clay on Bailegangaire and Wild Party; Iris Fanger previews Marat/Sade. DANCE Garth Fagan kicks the Bucket. Marcia B. Siegel explains. ART Jeffery Gantz says "Cosmè Tura" is another jewel in the Gardner’s crown. In State of the art Carolyn Clay takes a closer look at signs of patriotism. BOOKS Jeffery Gantz on Michael Palma's translation of Dante's Inferno; TELEVISION Hot Dots -- FRIDAY 8:00 (7) The 2002 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony. Spectacle, spectacle, spectacle. FOOD Dining Out : Spinnaker. On the Cheap : What’s Cookin’. Noshing & Sipping : Gooey desserts. SPECIALS Best Music Poll 2001 Fall 2001 Band Guide The 4th annual Best issue |
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