San Diego Magazine - November 2003 - San Diego, California

Features
	Makeover Mania The public and a willing media have embraced the concept of looking younger via cosmetic surgery. By Margie Farnsworth
Head of the Class San Diego gets top marks for creativity in a new book comparing U.S. cities. Just who heads our creative class? By Kevin Cox

The public and a willing media have embraced the concept of looking younger via cosmetic surgery.

By Margie Farnsworth

San Diego gets top marks for creativity in a new book comparing U.S. cities. Just who heads our creative class?

By Kevin Cox

Departments
Theater: Ever the Twain Shall Speak	Archive »
As he’s done for nearly half a century, Hal Holbrook brings Mark Twain to life—and to San Diego—in November at the Civic Theatre. By Don Braunagel
Business: The Gateway Gamble	Archive »
The fabled Poway company is transforming itself from PC maker to purveyor of consumer electronics. Brilliant move, or cowpath to disaster? By Larry M. Edwards
Business: Bugs in the System	Archive »
Critics of the tax-dollar-funded San Diego Data Processing Corporation say the technology company is an antiquated idea that solves problems the city doesn’t have—and it’s run like a fiefdom... By Larry M. Edwards
Sports: Forging a Real Rivalry	Archive »
Two local college basketball teams are creating more buzz than usual. Could their annual head-to-head meeting actually turn into an event? By Ron Donoho

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