San Diego Magazine - July 2007 - San Diego, California

Cover Story

Features
	Win, Place, Show Off The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club is the backdrop for a winning lineup of summer fashion.
	Party On! San Diego's flashy, splashy, must-attend parties. By Julia Beeson and David Nelson
	Dome Sweet Home San Diego At Home: The Sugg home is Crest shows off its soul. By Thomas Shess
	God, Incorporated How does the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego fairly compensate victims of pedophile priests without breaking the bank? By Ron Donoho
	Weekend Getaways Race through Las Vegas, go back in time to Santa Barbara, and take your mom to Lake Arrowhead. By JULIA BEESON, TOM BLAIR AND RON DONOHO

Departments
Mille Fleurs	Archive »
Mille Fleurs might well reclaim its title as best restaurant in the county. By David Nelson
Saturday Night Fervor	Archive »
Saturday-night fervor at local eateries; clearing up fusion confusion; and a melding of music and menus at Anthology. By David Nelson
Bar West	Archive »
The proprietors of Stingaree and Sidebar introduce Bar West in Pacific Beach. By J. Maury Harris
Freeman Vineyards	Archive »
Sampling the 2005 Akiko’s Cuvée Pinot Noir from Freeman Vineyards. By Brett Anderson
In a Day's Work. . .	Archive »
Candidates abound, from nurses (not enough) to attorneys (perhaps too many) to presidential hopefuls with local ties. By Tom Blair
Tribute to Tom	Archive »
Restaurateur, businessman and community leader Tom Fat has left a void that will be difficult to fill. By Len Novarro
Hotels Going Up, Crime Going Down	Archive »
Big hotel projects get accommodations in North County; the Carlsbad airport gets a facelift; and Oceanside gets the last laugh. By Thomas K. Arnold
All Over the Map	Archive »
We take you north and east for the weekend, into court for a sobering saga, to the track and to the very best parties. By Tom Blair
Letters	Archive »
In defense of Duke; a love story revisited; and a retro-savvy techno tip.
Front Pages	Archive »
Local breakout band Augustana built a following one fan at a time. Plus: Tennis royalty courts San Diego; Bar West gets desperate; and Joss Stone puts up her pups in Little Italy. By Julia Beeson
Cecil Lytle	Archive »
Music professor and musician Cecil Lytle helped develop the University of California, San Diego music department and established the Preuss School for low-income students. By Lillian Cox
Laurie Black	Archive »
A civic and political activist in San Diego for more than 20 years, Laurie Black talks about her recent appointment to the San Diego Port Commission, among other things.
Tony and Cal	Archive »
Two of baseball’s all-time greats——Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken——are going into the Hall of Fame this month. By Ron Donoho \| Illustration by Mark Brewer
School for Debtors	Archive »
Credit-card use, on top of student loans, can saddle grads with years of debt. Is there a way out? By Rich Acello
Root Awakening	Archive »
Ways to keep your ’do from being overdone by summer sun. By Heather Eubanks
Party Pages	Archive »
A Reagan’s moment in San Diego; Mama’s Kitchen loves mambo; and some talk of Salk. By Julia Beeson \| Photographs by Carol Sonstein
I'll Take New York	Archive »
Subaru’s B9 Tribeca lives up to the Manhattan neighborhood’s upscale image. By Laura Byrd
Calendar	Archive »
A crash course by local authors; sounds by the sea in La Jolla; and movies by moonlight in Mission Hills. By Julia Beeson & Phyllis DeBlanche
The Puppet Masters	Archive »
The Old Globe’s Avenue Q may resemble Sesame Street, but it’s in a far different part of town. By Don Braunagel
Best Bets	Archive »
A good impression at the San Diego Museum of Art; gay pride on parade in Hillcrest; and Comic-Con artists at the Convention Center. By Julia Beeson & Phyllis DeBlanche