Email Author Nina Korman

2004 Stories by Nina Korman

• Women vs. Men

  published January 29, 2004

  THU 1/29 The Florida Center for the Literary Arts opens its writers' residency and lecture series with a... More >>

• Talking Tradition

  published January 29, 2004

  SUN 2/1 Christians, Jews, and Muslims are finally getting together, not around the world but at the Coconut Grove Playhouse (3500 Main... More >>

• This Week's Day by Day Picks

  published January 22, 2004

  Thursday 1/22 Ahh, the media, never tiring of their incessant navel-gazing. What are we doing right? What are we doing wrong? Who the... More >>

• The Far Side

  published January 22, 2004

  SAT 1/24 In Frank Capra's 1937 classic, Lost Horizon, our handsome protagonist Robert Conway (Ronald Colman) is haunted by a... More >>

• Primate Time

  published January 22, 2004

  THU 1/22 You're intellectual, caring, and humorous. You must be a monkey. In the lunar calendar of Chinese astrology, that is. Yes,... More >>

• Buzzed

  published January 22, 2004

  FRI 1/23 Twenty years after breaking up eclectic rock trio The Police, Sting is hotter than ever. Credit his new album... More >>

• South Florida History Challenge

  published January 15, 2004

  Does anyone know more about South Florida history than Paul George? Now we'll finally find out for sure. Recognized for the numerous tours he's... More >>

• This Week's Day by Day Picks

  published January 15, 2004

  Thursday 1/15 Civil rights leader Martin Luther King's birthday is officially observed on Monday but today is the actual... More >>

• The Bobble Boy

  published January 15, 2004

  NOW 24/7 In a world where celebrity sells, having your likeness reproduced in the form of a bobblehead doll may very well be... More >>

• Yen or Pesos

  published January 15, 2004

  SAT 1/17 Big-mouth baseball players: You're on notice. It's time to put up or shut up. The Global Scouting Bureau (GSB) is rolling... More >>

• Easy Cruising

  published January 15, 2004

  NOW 24/7 Being a good sailor is simple when you have major bucks to spend on a fancy boat, club membership fees, and what seems like... More >>

• Utter Trash

  published January 15, 2004

  FRI 1/16 Some wimp requests information about John Waters's film Pink Flamingos on an Internet bulletin board. "I want... More >>

• Ahoy Vey!

  published January 15, 2004

  SUN 1/18 Wearing puffy shirts and eyepatches, hoisting the Jolly Roger, walking the plank. It all screams pirates to us. But in the... More >>

• This Week's Day by Day Picks

  published January 8, 2004

  Thursday 1/8 Wood block prints of a city in flux made in the 1930s by artist Koizumi Kishio, currently on display in the exhibition... More >>

• On the Road Again

  published January 8, 2004

  Whether playing Argentine tango, Appalachian folk songs, Brazilian bossa nova, or Bach concertos, Yo-Yo Ma, the soft-spoken classical... More >>

• Camera Ready

  published January 8, 2004

  THU 1/8 Utter the word "aperture" and the amateur photographer might merely think about the opening on a 35 mm camera's lens. A more... More >>

• Amazon Birder

  published January 8, 2004

  WED 1/14 South Florida shutterbug Claudine Laabs is headed up the Amazon again, with a paddle, a crew, and a camera. In the past 20... More >>

• Young at Art

  published January 8, 2004

  THU 1/8 Two days ago marked the beginning of ARTS Week, when the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts' Arts... More >>

• Local Pride

  published January 8, 2004

  SUN 1/11 Freedom isn't free. It requires vigilance 24/7. SAVE Dade, queer Miami's political front, will be hosting its annual... More >>

• Mountain Song

  published January 8, 2004

  THU 1/8 Country roads that disappear through Carolina tobacco fields, silos looming over a prairie, tractors kicking up dust on a hot... More >>

• This Week's Day by Day Picks

  published January 1, 2004

  Thursday 1/1 The story of the Samimy family of Miami is also the story of the Zargar family, Jews who originally resided in Persia... More >>

• Castle Caper

  published January 1, 2004

  NOW 24/7 When Victor Leong began building his sandcastle along the seawall at Lummus Park more than 11 years ago, his creation... More >>

• Gothic Haze

  published January 1, 2004

  SAT 1/3 It's hellishly cold in Germany right now, and downright frigid underground. But for a taste of both in the comfort of Miami's... More >>

• Old New World

  published January 1, 2004

  SAT 1/3 You never know what you'll hear at a show by Tammerlin, a husband-and-wife musical duo composed of... More >>