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St. Louis Magazine - June, 2008

June 2008

Lead Story

Get Outside and Enjoy The Summer

Head outside for an outdoor adventure

By Maud Kelly and Sarah Truckey

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Could Mr. Slay Go To Washington?

Panic! at the Theater

The Stuff of Madness

Drafting Philanthropists

Bringing the Hits to Busch

Summer Makeup 101

Season of Enlightenment

Make a Jazz Noise Here

The Marvelous Sleeper

The Butterfly Effect

Kitchen Q&A: Christina Machamer

Frugal Foodie - Tip Top Food & Spirits

Liquid Assets - New Season, New Wine

First Look - The Fountain on Locust



	Her Heart Is in the Right Place But the question is whether Faun Collett has what it takes to follow through on her dream of using dogs to help at-risk young men By Jeannette Cooperman

	Occupation? For most of us, this question prompts a single answer By David A. Murray

	Review - Tsunami Sushi is more creative than authentic, but this West County spot's attempt at Pan-Asian cuisine is one of the best in town By Dave Lowry

	The Amazing Waste Something stinks. That's saying something, coming from a guy who works in waste hauling. By Matthew Halverson

	Is Ryan Howard Baseball's Nicest Guy? He's affable, approachable and an all-around good guy, but surely a new $10 million contract will ruin St. Louis' biggest hometown hero, right? Don't bet on it By Ed Condran

	The Second Science Center The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center marks its 10th year of existence By Chris Birk

	Flashback - 1921 Grilly Girls By Stefene Russell

	Downtown Now ... And Then Take a minute to test yourself on what you know about what has come to pass downtown By Margaret Bauer and Matthew Halverson

	A Conversation with Becky James-Hatter This month, James-Hatter's Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri moves into the old Woolworth Building and begins a new chapter By Shera Dalin

	The Year in Hell Before his long and decorated career at Wash. U., Gus Schonfeld was a young boy, a prisoner, at Auschwitz. By Jeannette Cooperman