June 2003

Features
The Best and Worst of San Diego Here are more than 100 of our picks—and yours, too—of the people, places and things worthy of recommendation (and a few worth avoiding) By Thomas K. Arnold, Tom Blair, Margie Farnsworth and Ron Donoho
Juvenile Injustice Lax oversight. Wasted grant money. Overmedication. According to former probation officer Robert Billberg, these are problems plaguing key parts of the county’s juvenile justice system—which has... By Kevin Cox

Features

The Best and Worst of San Diego

Here are more than 100 of our picks—and yours, too—of the people, places and things worthy of recommendation (and a few worth avoiding)

By Thomas K. Arnold, Tom Blair, Margie Farnsworth and Ron Donoho

Juvenile Injustice

Lax oversight. Wasted grant money. Overmedication. According to former probation officer Robert Billberg, these are problems plaguing key parts of the county’s juvenile justice system—which has...

By Kevin Cox

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City Files: Front Pages	Archive »
The cult of Vanna (White, that is). Plus: Flying Angels deliver booze, Geena Davis talks smart with Richard Lederer, and Joan Cusack gets a cool reception at SeaWorld. By Edited by Thomas K. Arnold
Dining: The Chef's Got Your Number	Archive »
At Jean-Marie Josselin’s 808 La Jolla, Hawaiian, Asian and European influences add up to delicious fare By Robin Kleven Dishon
Profile: Echo from Nashville	Archive »
Acting teacher Hannah Crowell has a Nashville bloodline that stretches back to singer Johnny Cash. By Eilene Zimmerman
Books	Archive »
Wild, organic characters inhabit Transplanted Man. By Eilene Zimmerman
Business: Business Insights	Archive »
Bob Beyster, the one-and-only CEO of the mega-research and engineering firm, is stepping down after 34 years at the helm. By Larry M. Edwards

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