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MIAMI: No Ordinary Putt-PuttThat's not just any stand of scrub palmettos. It's the clubhouse of the Rio Grande / General Douglas McArthur six-hole golf course. And it's no country club. | |||||||||||||||
LOS ANGELES:
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BOSTON: Mad As HellHe calls himself "The Mad Russian" and he says he can cure what ails you. His brand of self-help isn't exactly science or faith healing-- it's bioenergetics, baby. | |||||||||||||||
NEW YORK: Chick Tac ToeWho doesn't love a video arcade? The sounds of quarters dropping into slots, the tinkly electronic music, the clucking, the angry shouts of patrons losing game after game of tic-tac-toe to an unscrupulous chicken. That's right, a chicken. | |||||||||||||||
C O L U M N S | |||||||||||||||
SINGLE: Better Than Ben & Jerry'sLooking for love in blind dates and luscious lips. Second of a three-part series. | |||||||||||||||
A R T S | |||||||||||||||
IN PRINT: Remembering CharlotteYou've never heard of Charlotte Hunt. If not for her, you may never have heard of Zora Neale Hurston or Alice Walker either. How a high school English teacher changed the future of African-American literature in the United States. | |||||||||||||||
OVER THE AIRWAVES: Lost in SpaceThe wonderfully weird, oddly addictive songs of Space. They might surprise you. |
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