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1. Feature

   Inside Little Haiti

   From an island in the sea to an island in the heart of Miami

   By Bob Shacochis

   Published: May 5, 1993

   There are no truckloads of soldiers. The staggering poverty isn't here A the ubiquitous beggars and desperation beneath a backdrop of denuded mountains A nor must anyone live...

2. Metro

   Love (and War) in the Time of HIV

   If you believe your lover infected you with the AIDS virus, what's to stop you from telling the world?

   By Stan Yarbro

   Published: May 5, 1993

   Until recently Anthony Guadioso and his attorney, Peter Ticktin, were eager to talk about the man they say infected Guadioso with the AIDS virus. Eager to provide copies of a...

3. Music

   Is Anybody Out There?

   By Todd Anthony and Greg Baker

   Published: May 5, 1993

   Oh, yeah, they're out there. Is anybody listening? Oh, yeah! Here we go again. The recording artists calling Miami home are steppin' to it, and we're kickin' what they're...

4. Cafe

   The Sisters Act

   By Jen Karetnick

   Published: May 5, 1993

   "Those only who have sojourned in the ardent climates of the South can appreciate the delights of an abode combining the breezy coolness of the mountain with the freshness...

5. Film

   Looking for Mr. Trite

   By Todd Anthony

   Published: May 5, 1993

   Lesbians have feelings too. That's the earth-shattering revelation at the core of three of hearts. (What is it with lower-case titles these days? bodies, rest & motion, the...

6. Stage

   The Spying Game

   By Roberta Morgan

   Published: May 5, 1993

   Occasionally I'll have a few nighttime beers in a bar on South Beach. It's a place filled mostly with locals and European tourists, the large majority of them men. Every once...

7. Metro

   Antique Pique

   You'd be thrilled to learn those dusty old trinkets on your mantel are actually worth their weight in gold. Wouldn't you?

   By Steven Almond

   Published: May 5, 1993

   The package arrived with no return address. George and Helen Clarke found inside it a catalogue from Sotheby's, the fancy New York auction house. Attached was an unsigned...

8. Music

   Come Rain or Come Shine

   Juanita Dixon sings like the mailman delivers

   By Paul Heidelberg

   Published: May 5, 1993

   The postmidnight hour's when jazz clubs hit their groove. Aficionados huddled near the stage at O'Hara's Pub in Fort Lauderdale, drinking from long-necked beer bottles and...

9. Film

   Young Morons in Love

   By Todd Anthony

   Published: May 5, 1993

   A body at rest tends to remain at rest unless acted upon by an outside force. bodies, rest & motion is proof positive of the veracity of that Newtonian law of physics. This...

10. Metro

    Urrrrp!

    A breakthrough in beer-drinking technology takes South Florida by storm

    By Jim DeFede

    Published: May 5, 1993

    So you're one of those pessimists who say the triumphant era of American business has faded. That the great Yankee entrepreneurial spirit, which once burned so brightly, is...

11. Columns

    Swelter

    By Tom Austin

    Published: May 5, 1993

    Miami, a floating surrealistic circus, breaking loose from the constraints of reason and propriety. A satellite republic of weirdness, a banana republic without cash-flow...