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Table of contents for week of June 27, 2003 NEWS & FEATURES Canada, move over: nearly all the evidence suggests that most Americans are prepared to support gay marriage. Susan Ryan-Vollmar reports. When it comes to getting out of a cult, Chris Wright finds that leaving is only the first step. What are we to make of UMass president William Bulger's testimony on Capitol Hill this week, along with the media frenzy it inspired? Dan Kennedy tries to find out. Perhaps liberals should take evangelical attacks on the Harry Potter series more seriously, says Michael Bronski, and properly defend the queer world of magic and Misrule these books explore. In the Phoenix editorial we contend that UMass trustees should decide William Bulger's fate. Plus, fund Americorps and amen for the Supremes' affirmative action ruling. In "Out There," Alan Olifson contemplates fortune's snare. Kate Cohen provides a guide to the summer road trip in "Urban Buy." Plus, this just in: DIVINE INTERVENTION : Mother Mary comes to Milton DEPT. OF BREASTS : Talking pastie shop with Scarlett Fever STOP THE CLOCK : Statute of limitations protects abusive priests GETTING KREMED : Dough nuts MEDIA : Taking on the electronic war profiteers GRAVE MISGIVINGS : Allin town Letters to the editor Moon Signs Dr. Lovemonkey EDITORS' PICKS In Arts news, A new theater facility projected to open in Central Square in 2005, plus more In Galleries and Museums, ‘Romancing the Wreck’ at the Sert Gallery In Theater, Hailey Mills rides Wait Until Dark to the Cape Plan your week: This week Hot Tix Future Events Next Weekend State of the art MUSIC Sean Richardson has Jewel and Sugar Ray smile for the cameras. Matt Ashare on Radiohead's pop. In Cellars by starlight, Mike Miliard on Soltero, Alexander McGregor, California Stadium, and Star Star Quarterback. Carly Carioli on Glass Candy and the Vanishing. Brett Milano on the Best Music Poll's local showcase. In Giant Steps, Jon Garelick on the how and what of the Bad Plus, plus a soggy Globe Jazz Fest. Also live reviews of the Dixie Chicks at the FleetCenter, X at Avalon, and Peter Gabriel at the Tweeter Center . And last but not least, Roadtripping. Also, short reviews of: Cinerama : CINERAMA HOLIDAY Ronderlin : WAVE ANOTHER DAY GOODBYE Waylon Jennings : WAYLON LIVE: THE EXPANDED EDITION Inspectah Deck : THE MOVEMENT String Trio of New York : GUT REACTION Morelenbaum2/Sakamoto : A DAY IN NEW YORK In Flames : REROUTE TO REMAIN FILM Chris Fujiwara says Ten, Abbas Kiarostami's latest, adds up. Steve Vineberg on Jean-Pierre Melville's Le cercle rouge. In Filmculture, Gerald Peary says the Newport Film Festival screens the best. Also, short reviews of: CHARLIE’S ANGELS:FULL THROTTLE CINEMANIA FROM JUSTIN TO KELLY: A TALE OF TWO AMERICAN IDOLS THE HARD WORD DÉCALAGE HORAIRE/JET LAG THE HEART OF ME THE LEGEND OF SURIYOTHAI THE NAZI OFFICER’S WIFE 28 DAYS LATER THE BOSTON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL THEATER Ted Drozdowski smells Alberta Hunter's cookin' at the Huntington. DANCE Jeffrey Gantz on Quixote at ABT, plus Who Cares? and Robert Schumann's 'Davidsbündlertänze' at NYCB. Marcia B. Siegel on Twyla Tharp at Jacob's Pillow, María Pagés at the Majestic. ART Christopher Millis says there's too much to see at the new Peabody Essex Museum. BOOKS Clea Simon on John Griesemer's transatlantic cables. TELEVISION Hotdots : Sunday, 9:00 (2) Maggie. Not the one Rod Stewart crooned about but right-wing iron lady Margaret Thatcher, profiled in what is billed as a "lively" portrait. Hmmm. (Until 11 p.m.) FOOD Dining Out: Pan Thai On the Cheap : Trident Booksellers & Café Noshing & Sipping : Morning Star Farm chik patties SPECIALS Guide to Summer 2003 Best Music Poll 2003 Spring 2003 Band Guide The 6th annual Best issue |
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