September 2003

Features
	Terror Two Years After At the second anniversary of 9/11, questions remain about San Diego’s link to terrorists operating on U.S. soil. By Jamie Reno
	San Diego by Design San Diego by Design: Our annual Home-of-the-Year award winners. By Thomas Shess
	No Longer the King of Pain For years, Jerry Lewis endured agonizing pain. The king of comedy tells how he finally abdicated his title as the king of pain.

At the second anniversary of 9/11, questions remain about San Diego’s link to terrorists operating on U.S. soil.

By Jamie Reno

San Diego by Design: Our annual Home-of-the-Year award winners.

By Thomas Shess

For years, Jerry Lewis endured agonizing pain. The king of comedy tells how he finally abdicated his title as the king of pain.

Departments
Theater: The Reel Thing	Archive »
Despite previous failures, San Diego seems picture-perfect this time around for its own successful film festival. By Don Braunagel
Profile: Ryan McNeil	Archive »
Ex-Charger Ryan McNeil is all business. By Ron Donoho
Business: Idec Grows Up	Archive »
Idec’s headquarters may be heading east, but the company isn’t going anywhere. It’s just getting bigger. By Larry M. Edwards
Perspective: Back from Iraq	Archive »
For six weeks, San Diego’s Tony Perry, the Los Angeles Times bureau chief, was embedded with Marines from Camp Pendleton in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom. By Tony Perry
Politics: Four More Years of...Mayor Dick Murphy	Archive »
Could a likely second term turn our Clark Kent into Supermayor? Or will somebody emerge to run against him—before he decides to drop out of the race again? By Ron Donoho

What's Popular