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What happened on July 15, 2001
NEWS
IN BRIEF / Southland
Rape, Not Revenge
Art Isn't Easy
More Bowl Dreams
Weighing the Classics By Tim Rutten, TIMES CULTURE CORRESPONDENT
Northless Dakota: A New Direction? By Martin Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Washington Casts an Eye on Hollywood By Faye Fiore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Passion for Acting By Ann Conway
The Museum of Technological Innovations and Yawns By Ariana Eunjung Cha, WASHINGTON POST
Ending Life With a Dose of Honesty By Sandy Banks
Gay & Lesbian Center Is Still Going Strong
Where Student Drinking Passes By T.R. Reid, WASHINGTON POST
He Admitted He Lied About Anita Hill--So Now He's Credible?
What's Your Pet Peeve?
Jokes & Riddles
The Wasp's Picnic By Kay Haugaard
A Digging Dog and a Scooby-Doo Mystery
Labor Law Enforcement Neglected by GOP Governors
Catalina Is Still in Good Financial Health
Babbitt and Washington Mutual
Stipend Debate
River-Bottom Freeway
Desecration of Islamic Center
Limitations on Big-Box Stores
Activities for Youths
Rio Schools Performance
Deputies' Pensions
On California columnist Peter H. King is on vacation... By Peter H. King
Secondary Treatment Is Not a Perfect System
Forget About Bill Gates; Sue the Oil Companies
Is Orange Unified Going in Right Direction Now?
Second Opinion Offered on 'Doctors of Diversity'
Sobriety Stressed at New Directions for Women Site
A Different Set of Facts on Wildlife Corridor
District Shouldn't Use Eminent Domain
Irvine Co. Isn't Neutral on Future of El Toro
Developers' Greed Is Ruining Orange County
Tustin Base Priorities: Education or Profit?
'Eye for an Eye' When It Comes to Child Killers
Applause! Applause! for Open Captioning
Welfare Rules Pushing Some Right to the Limit By Laura Meckler, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cherokee Band Divided Over Use of Historic Site By Malcolm Ritter, Associated Press
Medical Guinea Pigs: Where There's Life . . . By Sharon Cohen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Thai Lead Mine Inflicts Lasting Scars on Village By Uamdao Noikorn, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kenya Boosts Condom Imports
Reaching Out to Acid-Attack Victims By Parveen Ahmed, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Peace Corps Empowers Wyoming Nurse By Susanna Loof, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Searching for Contraband Keeps Authorities on Toes By Brian Skoloff, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Controversial Doctor's Pushing an Alternative to Aerobics By Ira Dreyfuss, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Transplanted Englishman Makes Career of Fighting Executions By Rhonda Shafner, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Uncle Sam Is Looking for a Few Good Robots By William Mccall, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Test of Antimissile System Scores a Hit By Paul Richter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Loyalty Oath' Divides Catholic Theologians By Teresa Watanabe, TIMES RELIGION WRITER
Quake Study a Shake-Up Call for Hawaii By Robert Cooke, NEWSDAY
U.S. Promised Subs to Taiwan It Doesn't Have By Jim Mann, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pitting Yankee Ingenuity Against Global Warming By Usha Lee Mcfarling, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Hospitals Face Dire Shortage of Blood By Daniel Hernandez and Charles Ornstein, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
American Professor Convicted By Henry Chu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Final Package Prepared to Salvage N. Ireland Accord By Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Faith and Obstinacy in Kashmir By Paul Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Western Plan Urges Greater Albanian Role By David Holley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
South London Pot Smokers Are Hit With Warnings, Not Warrants By Laurel Rosen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Chirac Denies Charges in 'Travelgate' Scandal From Times Wire Reports
Greek Orthodox Church Gets American Leader From Times Wire Reports
Protesters Seek Action Against Kidnappings From Times Wire Reports
Estonian Couple Have a Headlock on Title From Times Wire Reports
Russian Legislators Advance Bill to Permit Sales of Land From Associated Press
Pakistan's Ruler Meets Kashmiris By Paul Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
22 Killed in Clan Battle in Somalia Associated Press
Two Killed in Separate Attacks in N. Spain From Associated Press
Islam Experts to Vet Iran Legislation From Reuters
A Mosque Is Reborn From Ruins of War From Reuters
New Mass Grave Cited in Serbia Associated Press
Doctors Keep Septuplets Under Close Watch From Times Wire Reports
Arafat, U.S. Officials Hold Talks From Associated Press
First Come Police, Then Comes Marriage From Times Wire Reports
Police Slow Down After Cincinnati Riots By Stephanie Simon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Young Turk of PR Turns to Old Guard By Josh Getlin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jury Deliberates in Philadelphia Mob Trial From Times Wire Reports
Absentee Vote Did It for Bush By Richard A. Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
House Turns From Campaign Reform Battle to Patients' Rights By Greg Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hillary Clinton Visits Activists in Puerto Rico From Associated Press
Cuban Exiles Held in Protest Flotilla From Reuters
Michigan Factory Fire Kills 3 From Associated Press
Home Depot Ex-Worker Kills 2, Self From Associated Press
Solar Craft Draws Cheers From Hawaii From Reuters
Victim of Wildfire Honored at Service From Associated Press
Air Lock Installed During Spacewalk From Associated Press
Overseeing Health
Save the Kilowatt
Unhealthy Priorities
Using Embryos for Stem Cell Research
Testing Trumps Classroom Realities
Holden Is Friend Indeed to Colleagues
Stimulate the Economy With Tax Cuts
Taiwan and China Seek Common Ground
Israeli Tactics
Steel's Best Defense: It Saves Trees
Dogged by Pets
How Is Justice Served in the Case of Former SS Guard Michael Gruber?
More Golden 'Escapes'
Rx for Retiring
Missing in Action in 'Survival Guide'
Capital Education
Their Land Before Ours By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
But What About the Games? By Ronald D. White
CEO Compensation Watch By Ronald D. White
Wherefore Wal-Mart? Associated Press
Be Upfront About Why You Want an Inferior Job
Set Criteria, Goals for Post Before Picking Sales Manager
Common Ground for Differences By Susan Vaughn, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Is Part-Time Salaried Worker Owed Benefits?
Program Busier as Jobs Slow By Lisa Girion, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOOKS
For Whom the Bell Tolls By Stanley G. Payne, Stanley G. Payne is the author of "The Franco Regime: 1936-1975," "Fascism: Comparison and Definition," "Spain's First Democracy: The Second Republic, 1931-1936" and "A History of Fascism, 1914-1945." He is the Hilldale-Jaume Vicens Vives Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin, Madison
CASIDA OF THE BOY WOUNDED BY THE WATER By Federico Garcia Lorca
CASIDA OF THE LAMENT By Federico Garcia Lorca
The Unfolded Lie By Christopher Hitchens, \f7 and \o7 Christopher Hitchens is the author of numerous books, including "Unacknowledged Legislation: Writers in the Public Sphere."
REQUIEM FOR THE SPANISH DEAD By Kenneth Rexroth
Head First Fiction By Mark Rozzo
Southern California Rating: FICTION 1 P IS FOR PERIL \o7...
The Confessions of a 'Premature Anti-Fascist' By Bernard Knox, Bernard Knox was born in Bradsford, England, in 1914. He was professor of classics at Yale from 1947 to 1961; from 1962 to 1985, he was director of the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington, D.C. He is the author of \o7 "\f7 The Heroic Temper" (1964); "Word and Action" (1978); "The Oldest Dead White European Males" (1993) and "Backing into the Future" (1994). A somewhat longer version of his essay, the first annual Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives-Bill Susman Lecture, was delivered at New York University's King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center
Africa Betrayed By Ronan Bennett, Ronan Bennett is the author of "The Catastrophist: A Novel."
Head Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
ENTERTAINMENT
Best Bets / JULY 15-21, 2001
A Glimpse Outside the Closet By Richard Natale, Richard Natale is a regular contributor to Calendar
Who Needs Chivalry? By John Clark, John Clark is a New York-based freelance writer
The Power of Failure By Randy Lewis, Randy Lewis is a Times staff writer
Shared Glory By Chris Pasles, Chris Pasles is a Times staff writer
The Money's Also the Thing By Michael Phillips, Michael Phillips is The Times' theater critic
Feeling Frida's Pain By Dana Calvo, Dana Calvo is a Times staff writer
Capturing a Lost Moment of Hope in Africa By Emory Holmes Ii
Cool Covers and One Hot Show By Michael Phillips, Michael Phillips is The Times' theater critic
A New Home for Early Americana By Don Shirley, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
The Dancer With a Photographer's Eye By Victoria Looseleaf, Victoria Looseleaf is an occasional contributor to Calendar
Henry Moore, Without the Preconceptions By Scarlet Cheng, Scarlet Cheng is a frequent contributor to Calendar
140 Acts and 15 Days--a Gourmet's Guide By Kevin Bronson, Kevin Bronson, a Times staff writer, can be reached at kevin.bronson@latimes.com
A Wide-Eyed Perry Farrell Finds Grace in Spirituality By Steve Hochman
In Brief By Steve Hochman
In Brief By Steve Baltin
Score by Charles Manson? It's a Producer's Dilemma By Steve Hochman
In Brief By Steve Hochman
Snapshot of a Fest on the Rise
Outfest's Lineup Challenges Boundaries By Richard Natale
A Joe Henderson Top 10,as Chosen by a Bandmate By Don Heckman, Don Heckman writes frequently about jazz for The Times
BUSINESS
Emerging Markets Drag Investors Back Into Hole By Tom Petruno, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Crisis of Interconnected Economies By James Flanigan
NBC Chief Says No GE Plans for a Spinoff By Sallie Hofmeister, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fuel Prices Not Driving the Economy By James F. Peltz, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S.-Mexico Bank Fizzling By Ken Ellingwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Comcast Makes a Bid for AT&T Cable Unit By Lisa Girion and Chris Kraul and Charles Piller and Debora Vrana and Sallie Hofmeister and Jon Healey and Denise Gellene and Chuck Philips and Karen Robinson-jacobs
Credit Card Issuer Should Be Concerned About 'Skimming' By Liz Pulliam Weston, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Those Privacy Notices--What They Mean and How to Protect Yourself By Kathy M. Kristof, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Forest Dwellers Are on Front Line in Fighting Fires By Jeff Barnard, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Some 'Lost Birds' Fly Away Home By Pauline Arrillaga, ASSOCIATED PRESS
They Inherit a Wild Wind By Linda Ashton, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Squirrelly Behavior Gets a Closer Look By Chad Dundas, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Looking for a Link to Ancient Ice Man By Cathy Brown, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Paleontologist Leads Effort to Reconstruct Ecosystem By Becky Bohrer, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Border Agents Go High-Tech By D. Ian Hopper, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Home Prices Make CSUCI a Hard Sell By Catherine Saillant, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Parade Kicks Off Yearly Citrus Fest By Kevin F. Sherry, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
At-Risk Teens Get Jobs, Plus Help in Staying on Track By Jenifer Ragland, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Beating Victim Eulogized By Timothy Hughes, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Passenger Killed in Single-Car Crash From Times Staff Reports
Need Seen for More Officers From Armenia By Michael Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Driver Seriously Hurt After Crashing Into SUV From Times Staff Reports
Skull Identified as Man Missing Almost 2 Years From Times Staff Reports
Man Hit Twice, Killed Trying to Cross Freeway From Times Staff Reports
Fire Chars 15 Acres Near Getty Center From Times Staff Reports
Failure Rate High for Pilot Program in O.C. By Monte Morin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cambodian Community Makes Banner Statement By Nancy Wride, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Route 39 Work Gets Green Light By Joe Mozingo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mahony Bid for Bell Hits Sour Note With Some By Jose Cardenas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drug Law Ushers In a New Era By Greg Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Graduate's Memories Were Worth Building On By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reaping Reading Material for the Homeless By Massie Ritsch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pasadena-Built Masterpieces Return Home as Stars of a Classic Car Show By Stephanie Chavez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Wealthy Car Dealer Boeckmann Proves He Still Has Ample Political Horsepower By Patrick Mcgreevy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Inmates Sickened by Chemical-Tainted Rice From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Outlaw Emmett Dalton Went From Guns to Religion to Show Biz By Cecilia Rasmussen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3 Who Drowned in Cabo Were Cruise Passengers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hotel Murder Suspect Released on Bail From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Convention That Celebrates the Unconventional By Ralph Frammolino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An Old Technology Gives New Life to Aging Concrete Roadways By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
548-Acre Brush Fire Blamed on Weed Cutter From Times Staff Reports
Violent Home Invasion Robberies Investigated From Times Staff Reports
Trial to Begin in Campaign Forgery Case From Times Staff Reports
Free Shade Trees Help Save Energy By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Angels' Glaus to Appear at Camp for the Deaf From Times Staff Reports
Latest Bid to Pass Budget Thwarted By Julie Tamaki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Man, 37, Dies While Competing in Triathlon From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Farmers Settle In for Long Haul on Water Protest By Joe Mozingo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4 Earthquakes Shake Desert in Inyo County From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Dwight Long; Filmed WWII Action, Sailed the World By Myrna Oliver, TIMES STAFF WRITER
At Age 11, Fountain Valley Boy Is the Real Dealer By Jessica Garrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PETER H. KING Is on vacation By Peter H. King
O.C. Home Invasion Robberies Investigated By Jack Leonard, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Missing Girl in Texas With Supposed Father From Times Staff Reports
Plan Would Ease Noise in Cities Northwest of El Toro By Jean O. Pasco, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Renewed Technology Braces 405 By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Where Are Diane and the Other Homeless Supposed to Live? By Dana Parsons
Cypress, Brea Banks Robbed Within an Hour From Times Staff Reports
Slaying Suspect Evades Deputies By Kimi Yoshino, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Utilities Branch Out to Help Cut Cooling Costs By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Highlights at Today's O.C. Fair
Gaining Against the Gangs
Earning the Promotion
A Tern for the Better
Marshaling Forces to Save O.C.'s Coast By Tom Wilson, \f7 and \o7 Tom Wilson represents the 5th District on the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Hasty Move at Crystal Cove By Bruce Hostetter, \f7 and \o7 Bruce Hostetter of Fullerton is a founding member of the Crystal Cove Community Trust.
Nudist Resort in Palm Springs at a Crossroads By Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
Pony Up With the Horsy Set at Grand Prix By Jeff Gottlieb, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OPINION
The Bashers Are Back By Joel Kotkin
Teens Shun Gross-out Movie Genre By William Strauss Neil Howe and William Strauss Are Coauthors Of "Millennials Rising: America'S Next Great Generation."..Au: Neil Howe
Fidel's Swoon and Other News From Havana By William M. Leogrande, William M. LeoGrande is a professor of government in the School of Public Affairs at American University, and the author of "Our Own Backyard: The United States in Central America, 1977-1992."
Democracy Activists Living Dangerously By Paula R. Newberg, Paula R. Newberg is an international consultant who works in countries in conflict
How Should We Judge Judges? By Gara Lamarche, Gara LaMarche is director of U.S. programs for the Open Society Institute
U.S. Policies in Hemisphere Precede Kissinger and Pinochet By A. J. Langguth, A.J. Langguth, a professor at the USC School of Journalism, is the author of "Hidden Terrors," an account of U.S. involvement in Latin America. His most recent book, "Our Vietnam," won the 2000 Overseas Press Club award
Milton Miller: L.A.'s Mental Health Woes By Gale Holland, Gale Holland is a Los Angeles journalist.
"There is a crisis each week in mental health. You try to decide which of the impossible crises to tackle first." Health Care That Works
O'Neill's Hands-Off Dogma
Maybe It's the Heat
Seize the Promise Held by Stem Cells By Mary Tyler Moore and Christopher Reeve, Actress Mary Tyler Moore is the international chairwoman of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Moore has had juvenile diabetes for more than 30 years. Actor Christopher Reeve is chairman of the Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation. He suffered a spinal cord injury in 1995
Confessions of a Bloviator By John Balzar
Why I Don't Want Reparations for Slavery By John Mcwhorter, John McWhorter is an associate professor of linguistics at UC Berkeley. This article is excerpted from the July-August issue of American Enterprise magazine
Parks Gets a Second Chance By Joe Domanick
Going Insane in the SHU Box By Alexander Cockburn, Alexander Cockburn writes for the Nation and other publications
REAL ESTATE
Home Warranties Gain Popularity By Deborah Prussel, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A 'Fixer' Becomes a Keeper By Kathy Price-robinson, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A Bachelor Pad Spinoff By Ruth Ryon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Handcrafted Tudor By Ruth Ryon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Events Calendar
A Swift Repair for Damaged Credit By Kenneth R. Harney, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sluggish Drains Require Buyers to Act Fast By Barry Stone, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Homeowners Sought for Article on Roof Tiles
Thinking Outside the Modular-Home Box By James Dulley, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sign Targeting Children Is Not Allowed \o7 From Project Sentinel\f7
Easy Steps to Patch Siding or Cabinetry By James and Morris Carey, ASSOCIATED PRESS
SPORTS
WUSA Big Hit With Kids By Barry Wilner, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Doctors and Trainers Real MVPs for Boston By Joe Gergen, NEWSDAY
Sheets Living Up to Hype By Arnie Stapleton, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Marketers Ready to Push Americans Into Spotlight From Associated Press
Samaranch Leaves Lasting Legacy By Stephen Wilson, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cub Fans Can Finally Cheer By Hal Bock, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Down for the Count? By Tim Dahlberg, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Everything Works Out in the End By Paul Gutierrez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Livin' Time By Bill Plaschke
IOC Race Even Stumps Insiders By Alan Abrahamson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Angel Bullpen Falters By Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lendl and Rose Inducted Into Tennis Hall of Fame From Staff and Wire Reports
You Have to Give Him a Big Hand for Effort By Shav Glick
Money Train Keeps Going By Grahame L. Jones
Galaxy Stops Fusion Cold, 3-0 By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
La Costa Will Host Fund-Raiser Dinner
Colombia and Chile Advance From Associated Press
Hamlin, Bhanji Named Big Sky Scholar-Athletes
Steady Dougherty Is in Control From Associated Press
Seal Beach Swimmers in for Rough Waters
Chatsworth Fencer Wins Under-19 National Title
Hessing Wins Two Races at Irwindale Speedway By Tony Solorzano
Torrance's Jung Falls in National Tennis Final
Monrovia's Larsen Wins First Fair Derby Title By Martin Henderson
Win Is a First for Johnson From Staff and Wire Reports
Fish Report
Swaps Win Would Put Baffert in Elite Group By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Littlefield Has Big Job Ahead With Pirates By Ross Newhan
Will Umpires Go Down With the Count? By Ross Newhan
Pitcher, 16, Gets $1 Million Bonus By Chris Foster
Red Sox Deal With Pedro Principle By Ross Newhan
Music of the Heart By Justin Heckert, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Boppers
Broken-Bat Slam Lifts Padres, 8-6 From Associated Press
McGwire's Homer Puts Reggie Behind From Associated Press
Little Cause for Alarm as Mariners Keep Winning From Associated Press
Situations Still Right for Orosco By Paul Gutierrez
Wild Rocker Disappoints Indians From Associated Press
Car Crashes Into Crowd at Finish From Associated Press
Wells Scheduled for Surgery From Associated Press
Sparks Fly, but L.A. Keeps Cool From Associated Press
Kings, Webber Close to New Deal From Times Wire Services
The Replacements By Lisa Dillman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MAGAZINE
Tombs With a View By Eric Pape
A Park With No Name (Yet) but Plenty of History By James Ricci
What Are You Collecting? By Leslee Komaiko
Accessorizing Your Ax By Steven Banks
We Who Are About to Pop Wheelies Salute You By Steven Barrie-anthony
Rampaging Scooter Gangs Pillage Defenseless Town By Mark Ehrman
Literary Movement By R. Daniel Foster
Your Brain. Your Brain on God. Any Questions? By Vince Rause
The Biology of Belief By Vince Rause, Vince Rause helped neuroscientist Andrew Newberg write the book "Why God Won't Go Away" (Balllantine Books)
Brash Evangelist By Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Patrick J. McDonnell is a Times staff writer
Domestic Twist By Micharl Webb, Michael Webb last wrote for the magazine about the stairway design at a Venice house
What Kind of Multimillionaires Make Their Own Deviled-Ham Sandwiches? By Nancy Wride
Devil in a Red Dress By Bianca Perlman; Bianca Perlman Is A Los Angeles-based Freelance Writer.
How I Learned to Love the Ruby-Crowned Kinglet By Heather King, Heather King's last piece for the magazine was about driving around the state
Babe Magnet By S. Irene Virbila
TRAVEL
Oslo Inside Out By Kristin Johannsen, Kristin Johannsen is a freelance writer based in Berea, Ky
Readers Share Their Trip-Financing Strategies By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
Hotel Energy Surcharges Spread to East Coast
Internet Feels Effects of Economic Slowdown
Traveler's Note ...
California Corner By Laurie K. Schenden Schenden'S E-mail Address Is Lkschenden@msn.Com.
Portland, Ore., Making It Easier to Get Around
Deal of the Week: Cycling in Europe
This Week's Holidays
Free for the Asking: Trip Outfitters
Buckingham Palace Opens Its Garden for Tours ASSOCIATED PRESS
Finding Cheaper Gas With a Web Click By Arthur Frommer
Big Cabbages and Piggies at Alaska Fair By Ellen Melinkoff
Art, Cuisine and Fashion in Paris and Provence By Karin Esterhammer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sawmill Trails Don't Cut Out Scenery By John Mckinney
A Rich Entree Into the Wild Salmon By David E. Gilbert, David E. Gilbert lives in the Bay Area and writes about food. He can be reached by e-mail at Gastrognome@Home.com
Back to the Beach in Carpinteria By David B. Goldman, David B. Goldman is a freelance writer in Santa Barbara
Films & Programs
Argentina's Mecca for Meat Eaters By Gwen Romagnoli, Gwen Romagnoli is a freelance writer in Watertown, Mass
Even Budget-Pinched Students Deserve a Resort-Area Vacation By Lucy Izon, Lucy Izon is a Toronto-based freelance writer. Internet http://www.izon.com
A Soupcon of Class on the Mariner By Shirley Slater and Harry Basch, Shirley Slater and Harry Basch travel as guests of the cruise lines. Cruise Views appears twice a month
Around South Dakota, History Is Writ Large and Set in Stone By Eileen Ogintz
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