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[Features]

For the first time since Vietnam, Dan Kennedy says, American liberals have reclaimed their internationalist credentials. That's good for them, good for Bush, and good for our political system.

In Talking Politics, Seth Gitell says that as Boston's mayor, Tom Menino has had near-perfect timing. Though a third term is all but assured, his luck may be about to run out.

Chris Wright is there as Harvard fills its President's Chair with an illustrious new behind.

Nina Willdorf profiles the Hash House Harriers.

Michael Bronski speaks with Pakistani-born advocate for gay and lesbian human rights, Surina Khan, who says the war on terrorism is already undermining civil liberties - and that the US needs to defend human rights all the time, not just when it's in our immediate interest.

In our weekly Q&A, Tamara Wieder interviews Chicago Hope star Christine Lahti

In the Phoenix editorial, we pick Stephen Lynch for Congress

In Out There, Charyn Pfeuffer says that not every girl dreams of that walk down the aisle

In Urban Buy, Suzanne Kammlott on thank-you notes

Plus, this just in:

CAMBRIDGE : Teen idols
MIXED MESSAGES : Positively ridiculous
UNHOLY ALLIANCES : Let us not lose sight of the consequences
TALKING POLITICS : Return to normal
MEDIA : A dispute over the Bulger connection
RANT : Oxymoron: Military intelligence
PAYBACK : Real-estate brokers feel the squeeze

Letters to the editor

Moon Signs

Dr. Lovemonkey

Editors' Picks - Hot Tix - Future Events

[Music]

Yoko Ono talks with Ted Drozdowski about her all-over approach to art and life.
Matt Ashare on listening in the wake of September 11;
Banning Eyre on the future of Arab musicians;
Sean Richardson on the future of religious rock;
Lloyd Schwartz on the BSO gala;
Sean Richardson talks with Sum 41;
In Cellars by Starlight, Ted Drozdowski does Al Kooper

Also, live reviews of Travis and Remy Zero at Axis and Andre Williams, and Jane's Addiction at the Garment District.

And last but not least, Roadtripping.

Also, short reviews of:

Marc Ribot : SAINTS
Sebastien Tellier: L’INCROYABLE VÉRITÉ
JJ72 : SEBASTOPOL
Bill Kirchen: TIED TO THE WHEEL
Trailer Bride : HIGH SEAS
Emerson String Quartet : THE HAYDN PROJECT
[Movies]

Peter Keough visits From Hell;
In Film Culture, Kenneth Greenberg & Charles Burnett;

Also, short reviews of:

BONES FOCUS GRATEFUL DAWG K-PAX LIFE AS A HOUSE ON THE LINE VAMPIRE HUNTER D: BLOODLUST B-52
DIAMOND MEN
RIDING IN CARS WITH BOYS
THE LAST CASTLE
BRITISH ADVERTISING FILMS OF 2000
TORTILLA SOUP
THE 39th ANNUAL ANN ARBORFILM FESTIVAL TOUR

[Theater]

Carolyn Clay visits an End of the World Party;
and Clay checks out Zorba the Greek in Beverly

[Dance]

Marcia B. Siegel reviews Fusion Puppetry

[Art]

Christopher Millis on Taylor Davis and Sophie Ristelhueber

[Books]

Clea Simon on Susanna Kaysen’s peculiar mystery story

[TV]

Hot Dots -- 9:00 (25) Stupid Behavior Caught on Tape. It's come to this. Will there be presidential news clips?

[Food]


Dining Out: Lucca .
On the Cheap: Yummy Hut.
Noshing & Sipping: Party Favors cupcakes .

[Specials]

Summer preview

Best Music Poll 2001

Spring 2001 Band Guide

The 3rd annual Best issue

[Listings]

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