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10.14.03
COVER
STORY
Net
Loss
In the face
of global trade agreements and falling prices for their harvests,
shrimpers along the coastal bayou fight to maintain their way of
life.
By Lili LeGardeur
NEWS & VIEWS
Commentary Restore
Charity.
Wanted: New Sheriff
As Charles Foti prepares to leave his post to become the state's
new attorney general, speculation about the new Orleans Parish criminal
sheriff begins.
By Allen Johnson Jr.
The
Teacher with Three Kidneys
Organ-donation groups hope to get the word out through teachers
like Randy Zell, a Newman School science teacher and kidney-transplant
patient.
By Katy Reckdahl
Street
Savvy
Elia Kazan's 1950 film Panic in the Streets -- made one
year before A Streetcar Named Desire -- was a turning point
in the legendary director's career.
By David Lee Simmons
Scuttlebutt
Politics
Clancy DuBos on the Blanco-Jindal
runoff.
Bouquets and Brickbats
They get what they deserve.
Penny Post
Andrei Codrescu on the fighter and the clown.
FEATURES
Barnum
Ronnie Virgets on the "Shakespeare of Advertising."
Women
in Business
Women gain equal ground with men in business arenas.
By Kandace Power Graves
Blake
Pontchartrain™
New Orleans' know-it-all.
Shoptalk
Kandace Power Graves on Judith B's.
ARTS
& ENTERTAINMENT
Jazz,
Love and Violence
In his composition Strange Fruit, Irvin Mayfield addresses
interracial relationships, lynching and the almighty dollar.
By Katy Reckdahl
Hot
Seven
Our suggestions for all that's worth doing and seeing this week,
including the HotPick.
Special Events Listings
Music
Music Listings
Who's
playing where and when this week.
Club
Directory
The Arts
Theater Review
Dalt Wonk on I Love My Kids, But ... and Mademoiselle
Blackwell.
Theater
Feature
Dalt Wonk on Jim Fitzmorris' The House of Plunder.
Inside Art
D. Eric Bookhardt on Claudia DeMonte and Tanja Softic.
Theater, Art and Books Listings
A week's worth of culture.
Film
Balcony
Seats
Rick Barton on Under the Tuscan
Sun.
Film
Review
David Lee Simmons on New
Orleans Uncensored.
Film Listings
CUISINE
Restaurant Review
Sara Roahen on Pho Son.
Food News
By Sara Roahen
Wine of the Week
By Brenda Maitland
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