New Orleans Magazine August 2006

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IN COLD CREAM – A case in which cross-dressers are accused...

She was a black woman who appeared to be in her 20s. She was...

NEWSBEAT: Union bankrolls renovations

The announcement that the national labor group ALF-CIO will invest $700 million in the...

LOCAL COLOR: “This Sugar Doesn’t Melt:” A day in the life...

“For God loves the person who gives cheerfully...” - 2 Corinthians 9:7 Saturday 11:35 a.m. Some 20,000...

WINDOWS

New Orleans provided a window to the world last August, and what the world...

SPECIAL COMMENTARY: Press of Time

For Bruce Katz the biggest moment of his career was also one of the...

CHRONICLES OF RECENT HISTORY:

That steady hum in the August air in New Orleans may not be summer...

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MODINE’s NEW ORLEANS: “Larda’s Gas Surplus” – is it a problem...

My mother-in-law, Ms. Larda, says all this hurricane stress has given her nerves and...

RESTAURANT INSIDER: Shula’s, sous chefs, decadent cuisine and more!

It seems hard to believe that we’re near the one-year mark following Hurricane Katrina....

TABLE TALK: New restaurants along and near the Avenue.

We came back to New Orleans last fall, after months away, ready for a...

ERROL LABORDE: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE GREAT POLITICAL SPEECH?

Crises and decades pass and our lore still hasn't drifted too far from Evangeline...

HOME: COMING BACK BETTER

Hurricane Katrina was not kind to the Lakefront home of Char and Mark Schroeder....

3090: BE NEAR THY BEER – A guide to where to...

Hurricane Katrina’s storm winds peeled back the siding on Elizabeth’s Restaurant, a corner café...

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MUSIC: Norwegian Seamen’s Church … and jazz

On a steamy May morning (before coffee) my phone delivered a producer from CNN:...

STREETCAR: BETWEEN PIETY AND DESIRE

Piety and Desire run parallel but do not intersect. That is true in life...

SPEAKING OUT

We are a different people now than we were a year ago. Sure, except...

NEWSBEAT – Charter schools – the future is here

Of all the changes that swept into New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, one of...

HEALTH: On their feet all day long, physicians explain why they...

Physicians universally believe that their profession is tough on the feet – long hours,...

MARQUEE – places to go, people to see, things to do

Full of Hot Air Around the world in 80 days doesn’t seem so far fetched...

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New Orleans Magazine August 2006

IN COLD CREAM – A case in which cross-dressers are accused...

NEWSBEAT: Union bankrolls renovations

LOCAL COLOR: “This Sugar Doesn’t Melt:” A day in the life...

WINDOWS

SPECIAL COMMENTARY: Press of Time

CHRONICLES OF RECENT HISTORY:

MODINE’s NEW ORLEANS: “Larda’s Gas Surplus” – is it a problem...

RESTAURANT INSIDER: Shula’s, sous chefs, decadent cuisine and more!

TABLE TALK: New restaurants along and near the Avenue.

ERROL LABORDE: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE GREAT POLITICAL SPEECH?

HOME: COMING BACK BETTER

3090: BE NEAR THY BEER – A guide to where to...

MUSIC: Norwegian Seamen’s Church … and jazz

STREETCAR: BETWEEN PIETY AND DESIRE

SPEAKING OUT

NEWSBEAT – Charter schools – the future is here

HEALTH: On their feet all day long, physicians explain why they...

MARQUEE – places to go, people to see, things to do

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