April 6th, 2006 issue #0514

• CORRECTION- Not quite so pricey
• CULTURE- INTERVIEW- Vive Pierre: Bensusan helps Prism say 'au revoir'
• DR. HOOK- Gotta run! Traveler's diarrhea ruins the fun
• SHELF LIFE- Distaff drama: 'World's Wife' has female slant
• THE BLIND DATE CHALLENGE- Time limit: Moving plans damper date

4Better Or Worse

• 4BETTER OR WORSE- The week in review

Art Features

• CULTURE- ART FEATURE- Twisted features: Taking portraits to the extreme

Cartoons

• CARTOONS

Cover Stories

• COVER- Cool Running: The health and fitness issue

Essays

• ESSAY- Last man standing?: Techie ex-gov has lead

Facetime

• FACETIME- War-torn artist: Fissures fueled Slaughter's fires

Gimme Shelter

• GIMME SHELTER-Spring planting: It's time to get your hands dirty

Hotseat

• HOTSEAT- Dave's world: Politics is local

Letters

• LETTER- Cry me a river
• Shad v. drinking water

Movie Reviews

• MOVIE REVIEW- Cancer shticks: 'Thanks' not as smug as it might be

Music Reviews

• MUSIC REVIEW- Wrong turn: Scratch Academy misjudged audience

My Ride

• MY RIDE- John Burruss- 2003 Mack Rescue Truck

News

• NEWS- Bad rap: The long night before the trial
• NEWS- Dwarfed: Coal tower to get 9-story neighbor
• NEWS- Going for Gold's: Club opens fully equipped
• NEWS- Trial maroon: Public confused on the bomber news

On Architecture

• ON ARCHITECTURE- Courthouse collapse: Engineers' time to shine (a light)

Photophile

• PHOTOPHILE- Chips ahoy!: 10-miler goes high tech

Question of the Week

• QUESTION OF THE WEEK- What's the most athletic thing you've ever done?

Real Estate

• REAL ESTATE- Off the Block

Real Estate - $old

• REAL ESTATE- $old

Real Estate - On the Block

• REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- Rock on: See the East in Keswick

Strange But True

• STRANGE BUT TRUE- Odd reading: Odometer numbers raise questions

The Brazen Careerist

• THE BRAZEN CAREERIST- The ladder: Not the only way to climb

The Dish

• FOOD- DISH- Italian remedies: La Cucina defies 'curse' on Water

The Fearless Consumer

• THE FEARLESS CONSUMER- Don't call us: Sears manager shares philosophy