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April 2008

Features

No-Guilt Dining

No-Guilt Dining

Six metro chefs prepare menus that prove you can eat luxuriously and indulgently—but still love yourself in the morning

No-Guilt Fish

No-Guilt Fish

How do you know which fish are good for you and the environment?

Bright & Beautiful

Bright & Beautiful

This season’s fashions are anything but dull.

Grass Roots

Grass Roots

The best beef gets naked, er, wholesome on a grass-fed diet, and the Strip Club’s chef knows how to master the perfect steak.

110 Minutes

110 Minutes

After the I-35W bridge collapsed, ordinary citizens helped save countless lives. Here are their stories.

Columns

A Likely Story: One Man's Trash

Chicken soup for the cellar-dwelling soul

Sue Z: Sue Z. Says

Jax's anniversary, The Minnesota Homegrown Cookbook, and local seafood

Departments

Foreword: Bridge Work

August 1, 2007 was predictable. Even boring. Until the bridge collapsed.

Mail: Your Letters

Comments from readers regarding the last issue

Talk: Tally Whoa!

Tax returns, Ventura's new book, RNC preparation, and The Wiz

Talk: A Worm Heart

Mary Jo Pehl finds joy at the circus

Talk: Reviews

The Romanov Bride, Go If You Think It Your Duty, Lull Clatter & Left Behind

Best Bets: The Agenda

Theater, art, concerts & more—your best bets for April

Counter Culture: Twin Cities Green

Love the Earth at TC Green

The Look: Shades of Green

Bold colors take reused and recycled goods from earthy to unexpected

The Look: Object of Desire

The Look: Earth Angel

Being earth-friendly is easier than you think (and it doesn’t have to mean living in a yurt wearing Birkenstocks). For Ami Voeltz, it’s about making simple changes—and taking advantage of...

The Look: April 2008 Style File

Openings, closings, green goods & beauty buzz

Arts: Outside the Box

The Walker Art Center’s new visual-arts curator, Peter Eleey, created fireworks in New York. Will his avant-garde style dazzle here or go up in flames?

Scene: April 2008 Scene

The Fraser Annual Benefit, the Guthrie's opening of Peer Gynt, and WAMSO Vintages of Note

Special Advertising Sections

2008 Midwest Vacation Guide

Living Green