Issue of May 21, 2007
8 articles in this issue.
Moving to Lincoln Heights was a compromise, at best. I was born and raised in the city. I liked the convenience of having dozens of small stores all within walking distance. Mina had lived most of her life in a gated community; the sort of place where you needed a six-figure income and a relative in politics to even apply for residence. To her, I lived in a ghetto; to me, she lived in a police state. There were truths to both opposing opinions neither of us wanted to admit.
Our Friend Fashhad. A flashback to school, where Ashlinne continues to make friends in arcana class.
Sometimes things only work if the boss believes they will work -- and if the boss is determined to believe they did work!
Sand and Bernie go to the movies and giggle madly at "Shrek the Third."
Anita Lee shares with us her vibrant pastel painting, "Mexcala."
Poetry editor Cheryl Haimann captures a sweet night sky image of the planet Venus and the Moon.
While Kenyon tidies up the mess he's made of Jim, Charlotte returns to Eddie's, caught up on sleep and about to receive a lecture on her wayward ways.
What are you willing to give up in order to do what you want? Will you sacrifice your time? Your morals? Your money?