November 2001

Features
	All the Right Angles San Diego by Design: Pacific Beach architect/surfer Skip Haugh lays out his dream home at the beach. By Thomas Shess
	Spicing Up the Holidays Pepper and cloves are far from ho-hum in these seasonal recipes By Jeanne Jones
	Softening the Hard Knocks At the Monarch School—a high school for homeless kids, built by volunteers—forgotten children find a way up and out By Margie Farnsworth
	The Assault on AIDS In the two decades since the first San Diego death from AIDS, local researchers have made progress in slowing, if not eradicating, the deadly disease By Lynne Carrier

Departments
City Files: Front Pages	Archive »
A mega-mall for the border, plus a cameo by Tony Hawk, immortalizing Drew Brees and temptress Anna Maria Gentiluomo. By Cathy Clark, Editor
Dining: A House to a Go Go To	Archive »
Hillcrest’s Hash House a Go Go slings the hash, the mashed potatoes and a plateload of other great American cuisine By Robin Kleven
Sports: A Season on the Brink	Archive »
Under coach Steve Fisher, SDSU took a step in the winning direction. There’s no room for backsliding this year. By Ron Donoho
Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Hard Times, Harsh Measures	Archive »
In a down economy, there’s always the “Hooters girls” strategy. By Tom Blair
Profile: Snapshots from Ground Zero	Archive »
Days after the September 11 attacks, one San Diego TV reporter was dispatched to New York City. Here are the haunting images that remained after the camera was switched off. By Suzanne Rico
Business: Business Amid Tragedy	Archive »
Should local trade shows have gone on—mere hours after the horrific terrorist attacks? At least one did, to the dismay of our columnist. By Mike Drummond
Party Lines	Archive »
A night on the Riviera, a season in the sun and other fun fêtes. By Jeanne Beach Eigner

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