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26 - Number 18 - May 1, 2003 |
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Care
to Dance
By
Susan Mehalick
Tracing its evolution from avant-garde artists’ collective
to multidimensional arts-and-education organization, Maude
Baum reflects on 30 years of dedication to eba
Cover photo by Leif Zurmuhlen
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Who
Lets the Dogs Out?
By
John Gallagher
Mixed
reactions to proposed restrictions on pets running loose in
Albany parks
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Rights
Plowed Under?
By
Travis Durfee
Farmworker
advocates push for legislation to end exploitation of migrant
workers
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Tough Love—or Tough Luck
By
Kathleen Fazio
Albany’s
poorer-performing public-school students face a double whammy:
stiffer academic requirements—and budget cuts that may
make them impossible to achieve
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Majors
Tom, Dick and Harry
By
William Kanapaux
Despite
high-profile disasters and inevitable risk, private companies
are competing to capitalize on the tourist potential of the
final frontier
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Stranger
Than Strange
By
Shawn Stone
The
Amazing Plaid are a full-service multimedia operation with
a wicked sense of humor—and they make intense music,
too
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Savage
Love
By Dan Savage
If Dan Savage won't answer your
weird, disgusting, perverted, embarrassing questions about
sex, perhaps you'd best keep them to yourself.
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Columns
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