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Table of contents for week of June 13, 2003
NEWS & FEATURES
What does Ben Dudley do all day?
Plenty. Jess Kilby spends eight hours with one of Portland’s state representatives — and tries to keep up.
Dan Kennedy's media round-up: the Globe braces for Marty Baron's possible departure, Seymour Hersh goes wild, PETA gets censored, and 'BUR kills a fine media show.
A conference put on by Campaign for America's Future, a progressive think tank and activist organization, hosted seven of the nine Democratic hopefuls, who then played to the party's left-liberal wing. Giving cause for hope, finds Richard Byrne, the candidates had more practical ideas than their hosts.
And, Politics and Other Mistakes by Al Diamon.
Plus, this just in:
UPDATE : Congress Square events: on
MEDIA WATCH : Fighting the which fight?
UPDATE : Nicotine additives
AN ARDEN HENDRIE ILLUSTRATION : Samson Seagull
Letters to the editor
Game On : Grinding it out
Crossword solution
MUSIC
Sam Pfeifle on pop, punk and everything in between with the Fizz and gocasual in the "Beat Report."
Franklin Soults on the new, improved Liz Phair.
Sean Richardson on the moody metal of Deftones.
Tony Giampetruzzi watches Kris Clark fight off the rain for Pride's signature event.
Plus, Sibilance
Also, short reviews of:
Aphex Twin : 26 MIXES FOR CASH
Kelly Clarkson : THANKFUL
Dave Ellis : STATE OF MIND
François K : A COLLECTION OF CLASSICS
Oleander : JOYRIDE
Righteous Boy : I SING BECAUSE OF YOU
FILM
Also, short reviews of:
HOLLYWOOD HOMICIDE
RUGRATS GO WILD!
THEATER
Jeff Inglis watches fairy tales about fairy tales take flight at MSMT.
ART
Maggie Porter steps into the light of Fairfield Porter at the PMA
BOOKS
John Freeman explains what I Am Not Jackson Pollack is.
FOOD
Joe S. Harrington goes for more Thai at Mekhong Thai.
SPECIALS
Best Music Poll 2003
Band Guide
The 6th annual Best issue
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