Style Weekly
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- Issue Archive for
- Feb 19-25, 2003
- Vol. 21, No. 7
News & Features
The Money Trail
Parking lots, messy records and missing dollars: why the city's loan fund is in hot water.
Famous Author Cheers Local Charity
Adriana Trigiani comes to Richmond Feb. 27 to support Commonwealth Catholic Charities and visit with her friend Bishop Walter Sullivan.
Power Play
A small band of consumer advocates wants to save the public from a deregulation juggernaut.
He's loud. He's controversial. And he knows he's right.
Michael Graham is out to enlighten the world.
Arts & Events
The Perfectionists
Dark Little Rooms plays to win at the 'Loser's Game.'
CDs: Now hear this
Gary Wilson, moe
theater: Believable "Proof"
Barksdale gives the Broadway "Proof" a run for its money.
books: Recently Read
Gabe Hudson, Lee Smith, Christopher Buckley
CDs: local bin
The McGuffin, Devil's Workshop Big Band
television: Friday Wins on Sunday
Something old and something new fight for Sunday night.
film: Caine, More Than Able
Sir Michael's star turn and the exotic beauty of Vietnam make Phillip Noyce's latest something to behold.
creation story: Christine Walters, improvisational comedian
With stand-up you had to learn your dialogue and monologue, and know where to pause for laughs. With improv, I loved those moments you weren't ready for onstage, the things that just happened.
quickflicks
Shanghai Knights, Deliver Us From Eva, Chicago, About Schmidt, The Hours
Food & Drink
Stella's: The Dinner Dance
Along with a fabulous meal, Stella's will give you the feeling that you're in on something special.
The Year in Review
Richmond's wine experts get blunt about what they liked, and didn't of 2002.
Opinion & Blogs
Before Birth
by Grace Sparks
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the score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist
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