San Diego Magazine - April 2003 - San Diego, California

Cover Story
The Learning Curve, Part III Part III of our series on education focuses on possibilities. Part I looked behind the scenes at the politics of schools; Part II examined the classroom itself. This final installment focuses on...

Cover Story

The Learning Curve, Part III

Part III of our series on education focuses on possibilities. Part I looked behind the scenes at the politics of schools; Part II examined the classroom itself. This final installment focuses on...

Features
The Gastronomically Correct Six top San Diego chefs take Napa Valley with a spectacular dinner at Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts. By Judi Strada
The Sobering Facts For alcoholics, recovery can be as simple as a vow kept. But usually it takes many tries, often with the help of a program like Alcoholics Anonymous or a residential recovery home. Meanwhile, a San... By Margie Farnsworth
Show Me the Money Who wants to be Joe Millionaire? You do. But forget those so-called reality shows and let us show you how to really look and feel like a San Diego big spender. By Chris Connolly

Features

The Gastronomically Correct

Six top San Diego chefs take Napa Valley with a spectacular dinner at Copia: The American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts.

By Judi Strada

For alcoholics, recovery can be as simple as a vow kept. But usually it takes many tries, often with the help of a program like Alcoholics Anonymous or a residential recovery home. Meanwhile, a San...

By Margie Farnsworth

Show Me the Money

Who wants to be Joe Millionaire? You do. But forget those so-called reality shows and let us show you how to really look and feel like a San Diego big spender.

By Chris Connolly

Departments
10 Things About the New City Council	Archive »
We weren’t afraid to ask: Are they really a motley collection of lawyers, liberals and pro-labor flunkies? The answer might surprise you. By Ron Donoho
The San Diego Magazine Book Awards	Archive »
Here are the winners in our third annual contest for local writers. By Eilene Zimmerman
Ferry Me Home	Archive »
A wet, wild way to beat traffic. Plus: Men’s Fitness bumps San Diego down a notch; Kevin Spacey checks into the W Hotel; and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder can’t be trusted with alcohol. By Edited by Thomas K. Arnold
Giving a Lift	Archive »
Christopher Crane provides business opportunities around the world. By Thomas K. Arnold
Gauging Your Interests	Archive »
These days, there are plenty of incentive plans that increase consumer spending power. But is the debt worth the risk? By Lynne Robinson