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• NEWS

  Should Atlanta pitch its recycling program?

  Yes. Despite good intentions, about 30,000 tons of glass, plastic, metal and newspaper still end up in landfills every year

  Vol. 30 No. 12 Published 07.31.02 by Chris Renaldo
• BAR REVIEW

  Joey D's Oak Room kindles a desire to hang out

  Joey D's is one of Atlanta's most comfortable neighborhood drinking and dining establishments. Of co...

  Vol. 30 No. 11 Published 07.24.02 by Chris Renaldo
• BAR REVIEW

  Brewhouse Cafe

  If you haven't got time for the pain, maybe you should make time for the Painkiller at the Brewhouse...

  Vol. 30 No. 7 Published 06.26.02 by Jane Catoe and Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Is steroid use damaging Major League Baseball?

  Yes. Owners, players and fans can deny or ignore this threat to the integrity of the game, but the box score doesn't lie.

  Vol. 30 No. 6 Published 06.19.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Should airline pilots be armed?

  Yes. Properly trained, armed pilots can be an effective component to a larger, more comprehensive security policy.

  Vol. 30 No. 53 Published 05.15.02 by Chris Renaldo
• SPECIAL

  Holiday on ice

  A cool tropical drink is like a vacation in a glass

  Vol. 30 No. 53 Published 05.15.02 by Chris Renaldo
• FOOD

  Bienvido a Miami

  Deco dreams but not much service in South Beach

  Vol. 30 No. 51 Published 05.01.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Should university theater departments ban nudity from student productions?

  No. If students find nudity offensive or inappropriate, they can either boycott the performance or close their eyes

  Vol. 30 No. 50 Published 04.24.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Should celibacy be a requirement for Catholic priests?

  Yes. For the Church to change its position for the sake of convenience insults the great dedication and sacrifice of those whose spirit was stronger than their flesh.

  Vol. 30 No. 48 Published 04.10.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Gunning for trouble

  Another burglary, another shooting, more questions

  Vol. 30 No. 47 Published 04.03.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Are statewide sales tax holidays a legitimate bargain?

  No. If Gov. Barnes and the Legislature want to give taxpayers a break, they should come up with a fiscally responsible, pork-free budget.

  Vol. 30 No. 46 Published 03.27.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Should Elvis Presley get top billing on a U.S. quarter?

  No. Adding to the glut of Elvis memorabilia is overkill

  Vol. 30 No. 43 Published 03.06.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Feline farce

  Cloning cats is for the birds

  Vol. 30 No. 42 Published 02.27.02 by Chris Renaldo
• FOOD

  The Nether regions in the Netherlands

  Sex and the city of Amsterdam (and a little hash, too)

  Vol. 30 No. 37 Published 01.23.02 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Should the state take over MARTA?

  No. If you think government management is the answer; your train has definitely left the station.

  Vol. 30 No. 35 Published 01.09.02 by Chris Renaldo
• FOOD

  The art of the deal in Tijuana

  The King has left the barrio

  Vol. 30 No. 32 Published 12.19.01 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Is Atlanta an over-franchised sports town?

  Yes. Why not play the games on a Hollywood studio lot and use the real estate for something useful -- like miniature golf courses?

  Vol. 30 No. 29 Published 11.28.01 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Is it wrong to compare the military action in Afghanistan to Vietnam?

  Yes. Unlike Vietnam, this 'war' will never end

  Vol. 30 No. 26 Published 11.07.01 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Is it the federal government's job to bail out the airlines?

  No. Why should this particular industry be singled out for a $5-billion "hand job" from Uncle Sam?

  Vol. 30 No. 19 Published 10.03.01 by Chris Renaldo
• NEWS

  Is human cloning inherently immoral?

  Yes. Cloning human life would change it from a wonderful adventure to a soulless scientific formula

  Vol. 30 No. 15 Published 08.22.01 by Chris Renaldo

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