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March 2005

Features

Stem Cell Central?

Stem Cell Central?

With its concentration of scientific know-how, San Diego looks to become world headquarters for stem cell research

When The Spirit Moves Us

In the search for divinity along nontraditional paths, San Diego seems to draw diversity

Preserving Paradise

Preserving Paradise

Our three-part series on San Diego’s long-range challenges with infrastructure begins with a sharp perspective on the city of San Diego’s economic scandal, an historical overview of urban...

Departments

From Our Readers: Letters

The controversy over Tyler Chase Harper making our "50 People To Watch" list in January continues. But there are lots of things you like, too.

Party Pics: Seen

Watchable people, Gilded Lilies and the Joy of Giving.

Home: In The Mood

An Art Deco masterpiece enlivens a City Front Terrace condo

Restaurant Reviews: Rama

Spawned by the creators of Celadon, Rama is no second cousin when it comes to Thai food.

Foodie Gossip: Hot Stuff

In locating San Diego eateries, the marketing pros have no sense of direction. Also: One more Restaurant Row, and the giant lobster Bubba buys the farm.

Stage: Playful Pictures

A collection of playful pictures

Stuff: Office Art

The office as art gallery.

Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Strange Bedfellows...

The mayor and the councilwoman hold hands——but don’t read anything into that.

Driven: Corvette Only Gets Better

Corvette only gets better.

Dialogue with Tom Blair: Mike Aguirre

Mike Aguirre’s new job title is San Diego city attorney, but he acts strangely like a mayor.

Inside: The Mega Magazine

Our 292-page issue should carry some weight with readers-not to mention postal carriers.

Journal: Bam! Watch Frye Cook

San Diego Councilwoman Donna Frye is cooking with her plans for open government.