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 For the Week of
February 2-9, 2005

Cover Story: Dizzying Heights:
How do you start a world-class jazz center on four dollars? As the Kuumbwa kicks off its 30th anniversary celebration, its story can finally be told.

Nüz: Local photographer Frans Lanting's 15th annual fundraising benefit show goes 'Extreme.'

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Rev: Go Enduro: The body has a stripped-down, almost skeletal look. Basically, they look like giant insects.

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The Quality of Mercy: Al Pacino shows us the scorn of the scorned man in a magnificent 'Merchant of Venice.'

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A Trio by Any Other Name: Timothy Baker lucked into use of the name Amadeus for his trio--and has used it as a springboard into international renown.

The Rock Show: Flogging Molly.

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Stranger in a Strange Land: Our resident vegetarian boldly takes on the final frontier--steakhouses--and Peachwood's comes out on top.


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