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Bikram Yoga Copyright Lawsuit: Miami Weighs In

Artisan Food: If It's Made for the Masses, Can It Be Called Artisan?

Operation Streamline treats migrants like cattle

Gerald Posner plagiarized New Times, PBS, and many others

Letters from the Issue of February 6, 2003

The nation's animal lovers bite back

Card Shark

A Delray Beach businessman has made quite a splash. But is he all wet?

Forever Punk

They no longer take flying dives into the mosh pit, but for Chuck Loose, Sam Fogarino, and Rob Coe the music is still the thing

Twisp of the Tale

When C.D. Payne stopped writing ad copy, he created a revolutionary teenage hero

Return of the Living Dead

Making Airwaves

This summer the FCC pulled the plug on the county's most innovative radio stations. Some are already back on the air.

Do You Believe in Retro?

Between Punk Rock and a Hard Place

That's the Way the Check Bounces

Thanks to executive order 12922, some Haitian students face the prospect of being kicked out of local colleges for failure to pay tuition

Radical Chicano

Two weeks in this town convinced L.A. comedy group Culture Clash that Miami needs a "mango colonic." They're right.

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