Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

John Ellsberry

NEWS

Healthy Constitution: Baltimore Man Recites the U.S. Constitution From Memory to Inspire Local Students | Mobtown Beat by Christina Royster-Hemby

Young Guns: Newly Formed City Youth Commission Is Learning To Tackle The Problems Facing Young People In Baltimore | Mobtown Beat by Anna Ditkoff

No Money: City Councilwoman Paula Johnson Branch (D-13th District) has no political money at all, and no legal way to raise it. | The Nose

Murder Ink | The Mail | Feature | The News Hole

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COLUMNS

Only When I Laugh: Wow—liberal humor is dead! Someone get on the horn and tell Molly Ivins. | Political Animal by Brian Morton

Hotter Heads Prevail: The hypocrisy demonstrated by Democrats on the ports issue is indeed ugly | Right Field by Russ Smith

Children’s Story: Spike Lee entering the field of children's books also speaks to another subject I find fascinating: the evolution of the Scary Black Guy. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams

Youth Movement: Self-immolation by otherwise perfectly bright, perfectly sane humans on the altar of smooth, young flesh has been with us forever. | Think Mink by Mink Stole

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COMICS

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

Shabby Tabby: by Valerie Crosswhite

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ARTS

The Berlin Stories: Hopkins Professor Looks at How a Drastically Changing Political Climate Dilutes a Work of Art in New Book | Books by Violet LeVoit

City Flicker: Five Years Into Its Baltimore Gallery Experiment, Funding Problems Force Annapolis Art Organization To Close Shop And Regroup | Art by J. Bowers

Adriane on the Edge by Paul Mandelbaum | Review by J. Bowers

America: A Prophecy: The Sparrow Reader by Marcus Boon, editor | Review by Emily Flake

Wanderlust: Erotic Travel Tales by Carol Taylor, editor | Review by Felicia Pride

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