Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Frank Klein

NEWS

Doing Hard Time: Families Of Prisoners Convicted Under Repealed Mandatory-Minimum Guidelines Hopeful That A Pending State Bill Will Offer Relief | Mobtown Beat by Charles Cohen

Private Eyes: New Surveillance Cameras To Be Installed in High-Crime Baltimore Neighborhoods | Mobtown Beat by Ruth Reader

Settling for Less: When something smells a little funny in this squeaky-clean town, you sniff around. | The Nose

Cop Out: In Rousting Officer Jacqueline Folio, The Baltimore Police Department Has Raised Questions About its Own Internal Affairs | Feature by Van Smith

Murder Ink | The Mail | Quick and Dirty

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COLUMNS

Just One Thing: If there is anything that can be said of this current pack of men running our nation, it is that they are short on the gene that recognizes irony. | Political Animal by Brian Morton

Lame: Democrats are crowing about the lack of enthusiasm and, in some quarters, downright hostility for Bush’s Social Security reform agenda, and they can claim an early advantage. | Right Field by Russ Smith

Social Studies

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COMICS

Sheet Comics: by The Hussey Bros.

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

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ARTS

Nice Little Machine: How a Wearable Art Show Became Poised to Take Over Baltimore’s Experimental Art Scene | Art by Violet LeVoit

At Sea: The Mobtown Players Cling to a Meandering Script in A Bicycle Country | Stage by John Barry

Betty’s Summer Vacation: Since its 1999 premiere at New York’s Playwrights Horizons, Christopher Durang’s naughty sitcom satire has become a popular choice of undergraduate theater productions, its mix of outrageous low comedy and smirking social commentary a heady thrill for pre-adults everywhere. | Stage by Gadi Dechter

After You With the Pistol by Kyril Bonfiglioli | Review by Bret McCabe

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