August 2009
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August 2009 Issue
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FEATURES
Luv U 4Ever!
In the age of Twitter and Facebook, the good ol' low-tech yearbook is still beloved by many high school students. And though it has changed a bit over the years, its basic recipe remains the same. | By Jay Hamburg
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FROM THE EDITOR
In Defense of David Siegel
The feedback on the David Siegel cover story was personal–and undeserved. | By Mike Boslet
CITY SCENE
In Their Own Words
Linda Chapin's Hopscotch Journey
Linda Chapin, a former chairman of Orange County's government, reflects on her Leave it to Beaver beginnings–and how she found romance at the New York World's Fair. | By Gary McKechnie and Nancy Howell
Our Town
›› [Downtown] Now Showing, or Maybe Not
›› [Media] A Haunting Memory Comes Out of Hiding
›› [Winter Park] Intimate Altruism
›› [Downtown] Stuck in Transition
›› [Attractions] New Kid on the Block
Top Picks
August's best bets in the arts and entertainment
CITY STYLE
Body & Soul
Let's Not Split Hairs
How to care for your hair when the punishing summer sun shines. | By Denise Bates Enos
Design Trends
The Art of Wine
You've got wine in your home, but what about the furnishings and accessories for it? | By Denise Bates Enos
The Find
Turn on the Neon
Feelin' groovy! Those psychedelic neon colors are back. | By Shelley Preston
CITY DINING
Restaurant Reviews
7 Best New Restaurants
Try these new eateries, recommended by our dining critic. | By Joseph Hayes
Recommended Eating
Our choices for restaurants not to miss.
CITY LIGHTS
On The Town
›› Film
›› Galleries
›› Museums
›› Theater
Soirée
August's social and charitable events
Social Datebook
Planning for September's charitable events
RSVP
Event galleries
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