Department Archive - San Diego, California

	Loud Enough for You? By Pat Finn		Rosarito Talks Back Americans may be safer than they think as tourists in Baja California By S.D. LIDDICK
	Harold “Happy Hare” Martin Perspective By Thomas K. Arnold		The Dirt on Shirts By Eilene Zimmerman
	The House Everyone Forgot Living off the map in the mysterious La Jolla Triangle. By Philomène Offen \| Photograph by Lauren Radack		The Beach Booze Ban The beach booze ban? Something had to change. By Terry Leahy
	Flashback to Bruges The author flashes back to the travails that threatened to ground his travels——and his marriage——before takeoff. By Dean Nelson		Forward into the Past The ups and downs of gratefully aging. By STEVEN PETERSON
	Ike Turner's Unhappy Ending Rock ’n’ roll pioneer Ike Turner had to fight for respect during the last two decades of his life. By Pat Sherman		Dispatch from Mount Soledad The author looks to the future with dread——and hope——after losing his Mount Soledad home in last month’s landslide. By Don Braunagel
	Happy Oktoberfest, Karl During this month of Oktoberfest, the author raises his stein to the memory of celebrated brewmaster Karl Strauss. By Terry Leahy		Rising to the Top The San Diego Unified School District superintendent explains his approach to school reform and the obstacles presented by the No Child Left Behind Act. By Carl A. Cohn

Archive - Perspective