Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, July 26, 2006

Frank Klein

NEWS

Net Neutrality and You: The Web's Not Over 'Til the Fat Cats Cry Uncle, So Pay Attention For a Minute | Web Exclusive by Aaron Delwiche

Do-Gooder Blues: Ex-Employees Expose Financial Problems at ACORN | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith

Out With the Old: Three Men Vie For Seat Being Vacated By Attorney General Joe Curran | Campaign Beat by Edward Ericson Jr.

All for One: Incumbents In 41st Form Unity Ticket, But Challengers Say There’s No Unity In District | Campaign Beat by Christina Royster-Hemby

The Mail | Murder Ink | The News Hole | Feature

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COLUMNS

Get Your Mushroom Cloud Off of My Cloud: Do you wanna watch some teevee about nuclear explosion? | Mr. Wrong by Joe MacLeod

The Last Don: Maybe it's time people learn something about the job of comptroller. | Political Animal by Brian Morton

All the President’s Mien: Harry Truman didn’t graduate from a political charm school. | Right Field by Russ Smith

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COMICS

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

Shabby Tabby

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ARTS

Zero Gravity Effect: Bill Pullman’S New Play Plumbs Uncertainty Through Outer Space and Global Crisis | Stage by John Barry

Block Party: BELIEVE Campaigner Brings Hip-Hop and His Message Into Neighborhoods That Need It Most | Culture by Al Shipley

Great Outdoors: Artscape's Public Art Installations Are The Gifts That Keep On Giving | Art by Bret McCabe

Dwell. Bond. Connect: Gallery Imperato’s latest offering is an uneven, something-for-everyone mishmash of contemporary paintings, photography, sculpture, and mixed-media works that don’t adhere to any discernible theme--a sharp departure from the space’s recent and welcome tendency to pare shows down to a few artists who create similar or complementary work. | Art by J. Bowers

Hanging Captain Gordon: The Life and Trial of an American Slave Trader by Ron Soodalter | Review by Emily Flake

Alentejo Blue by Monica Ali | Review by Katherine Brewer

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