San Diego Magazine - May 2006 - San Diego, California

Cover Story
	Mo' Joe in San Diego San Diego is full of places to sit and sip coffee as the neighborhood parades through. See what's brewing at local coffeehouses. By Phyllis DeBlanche

Cover Story

Mo' Joe in San Diego

San Diego is full of places to sit and sip coffee as the neighborhood parades through. See what's brewing at local coffeehouses.

By Phyllis DeBlanche

Features
	San Diego by Design Check out this customized, double-sized downtown condo. By Thomas Shess
	Letters, Love and Literature San Diego librarian Clara Breed sent letters, books--and hope--to local children transported to Japanese internment camps during World War II. By Eilene Zimmerman
	Down and Out in Balboa Park To investigate homelessness in San Diego, our author lived on the streets for two weeks, coming away with an arresting account of life as one of society's have-nots. By S.D. Liddick

Features

San Diego by Design

Check out this customized, double-sized downtown condo.

By Thomas Shess

Letters, Love and Literature

San Diego librarian Clara Breed sent letters, books--and hope--to local children transported to Japanese internment camps during World War II.

By Eilene Zimmerman

Down and Out in Balboa Park

To investigate homelessness in San Diego, our author lived on the streets for two weeks, coming away with an arresting account of life as one of society's have-nots.

By S.D. Liddick

Departments
Vagabond	Archive »
South Park's new bistro, Vagabond, deliciously fills a void in an increasingly impersonal city. By Robin Kleven Dishon
Hot Stuff	Archive »
Tea time; double-dipping at The Melting Pot; design to dine on; and the Academy Awards, culinary-style. By David Nelson
Clos du Val Dusty Bottle Club	Archive »
An invitation into the Clos Du Val Dusty Bottle Club. By Brett Anderson
Back on the Beat	Archive »
San Diego is rich in academia and brimming with millionaires. By Tom Blair
Dynamic Duo	Archive »
Give Mom what she really wants this Mother's Day--jewelry from Tiffany. By Heather Eubanks
Hitting Home	Archive »
Our intrepid reporter, s.d. liddick, gets down and out with San Diego's homeless. By Tom Blair
May 2006	Archive »
Our readers one-up us with new ways to test our San Diego-ness.
Front Pages	Archive »
Watch your back at the neighborhood ATM. Plus: Surf Culture 101; basking in the literary sun; and best bets for a festive Cinco de Mayo.
Tom Morey	Archive »
Oceanside's Tom Morey shaped the evolution of surfboard design. By Ondine Brooks Kuraoka
Juan Vargas	Archive »
Assemblyman Juan Vargas talks about illegal immigration, Megan's Law and his quest for a seat in Congress. By Tom Blair
Park it Where?	Archive »
Pondering downtown's parking problem. By Ron Donoho
Hawking Healthcare	Archive »
TV advertising by the healthcare industry is on the rise as competition for paying customers increases. By Larry M. Edwards
Seen	Archive »
Kids Korps' noche in Spain; Scripps' Italian opus; and a flight of fancy. By Julia Beeson
Talk of the Town	Archive »
Cadillac XLR takes over nicely. By Laura Boyd
Human Canvas	Archive »
Tattoo art - the ultimate mode of self expression.
Political Play	Archive »
Cygnet Theatre makes its political debut. By Don Braunagel
When Worlds Collide	Archive »
Worlds collide in a new exhibition of Tijuana art. By Marcia Manna
Malashock Value	Archive »
Dance, music and visual imagery converge in a new John Malashock production. By Marcia Manna