Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Sep 28 - Oct 4, 2005
- Vol. 23, No. 39
News & Features
John Yamashita, 34
Co-owner, Sticky Rice
Michelle Welch, 39
Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney, City of Richmond
Marti L. Beller, 37
President, Trilegiant Loyalty Solutions
Susan Tinsley Gooden, 37
Director of Graduate Programs, L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs, Virginia Commonwealth University
Chris Jacobs, 37
Creative Director, Senior Vice President, The Martin Agency
Tracy Little, 39
Director of Business Development, James River Petroleum
Nicole Anderson Ellis, 33
Editor-in-Chief, City Edition
Shawn D. Ruger, 28
Senior Program Manager, Alstom Power
Kirsten Graham, 38
Owner, Creative Mortgage
Ting W. Bresnahan, 29
Entrepreneur; Graphics Coordinator, Children's Museum of Richmond
Robyn Dillon, 39
Clinical Social Worker, VCU Medical Center
Dana Love, 35
President, Astyra Corp.
Jonathan Martin, 29
Producer, 1981 Video and Design
John Gary Maynard III, 38
Partner, Hunton & Williams
Chris Hewett, 32
Legal Counsel, Vice President, Wachovia Securities
Progress Denied
Highland Park residents want to fix their crime-infested eyesores. But they and their councilwoman say the city won't let them.
Allison L. Held, 34
Assistant to Judge Mark C. Christie, Virginia State Corporation Commission
Terry S. Adams, 39
Director of Finance, Hanover County
Aimee Perron Seibert, 31
Legislative Director, ACLU of Virginia
Chris McCray, 37
Owner/President, Chris McCray Designs
Alexis Cossé, 33
Business Information Officer, Capital One Services Inc.
Sarah Y. Smith, 32
Executive Director, Hanover Tavern Foundation
Chris Peace, 28
Assistant Vice President, McGuireWoods Consulting
B. Hunt Gunter, 38
Vice President, The Wilton Companies
Elizabeth "Betsy" Nelson, 38
President and Chief Customer Officer, First Market Bank
Michael T. Parker, 35
Director of Human Resources and Special Services, Richmond Behavioral Health Authority
Tanya Gonzalez, 29
Supervisor, Hispanic Liaison Office, City of Richmond
Benjamin J. Lambert IV, 38
Vice President and Financial Adviser, Banc of America Investment Services Inc.
Patricia Collins McCullagh, 33
Director, Lawyer, McCandlish Holton
David I. Meyers, 35
Partner, Hunton & Williams
Dr. Cecelia H. Boardman, 39
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Division of Gynecologic Oncology, VCU Medical Center
Leisha LaRiviere, 39
Organizational Consultant, Volunteer and Speaker
Barry Purcell, 32
Principal, Parallax Advisors LLC
John L. "Jack" Marshall Jr. , 36
Principal, McSweeney & Crump P.C.
G. Manoli Loupassi, 38
Attorney, Private Practice, President, Richmond City Council
Lynnelle Ediger-Kordzaia, 34
Founder, American Youth Harp Ensemble
Christopher Maxwell, 39
Founder/Operations Manager, WRIR-LP Radio 97.3-FM
Matt S. Erskine, 35
President, Play Inc.
Jennifer McClellan, 32
State Regulatory Counsel, Verizon
Stephanie Brenner Kirksey, 36
Executive Vice President of Programs and Services, Greater Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Top Forty Under 40
Richmond's successful young men and women who give back to the community.
Scott Aronson, 33
Vice President of Marketing and Analysis, Ukrop's Super Markets
Arts & Events
Loose "Lips"
A flawed script raises questions and wastes talent.
So That's Where My Love Notes to Cousin Alice Ended Up …
Found Magazine's founder- scavengers talk and sing about their work at Firehouse.
The State of The Art
VCU dance puts together choreographers and filmmakers and "Flicker" says goodbye to Kodachrome.
A Little Bit Country
From "King of the Hill" to Strawberry Hill, country's No. 6 plays the State Fair.
Redneck Revival
Jason Lee saves "Earl" from stereotypical sitcom fare.
Richmond Scream
"Cry_Wolf" turns the University of Richmond campus into a creepy boarding school, and that's about it.
Quick Flicks
Capsule reviews of current films.
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
China Town
Richmond partners with Beijing during the China-America Festival of Film and Culture.
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Calendar
Arts and entertainment events in Richmond.
Wild Child
Memoir queen Anne Soffee on her hair-metal days and how she remembers it all.
Food & Drink
Side Dish
Festival food runs the gamut, and a restaurant gets rated.
Familiar Territory
Why The Corner Bar & Grill doesn't need to fake it.
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly rating of the city zeitgeist.
The Myth of the Indian
If one's knowledge of Indians were indeed limited to film viewing, there would appear to be few living 20th-century Native peoples. The Indian would be dead
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