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Article Title |
Magazine Title |
Edition |
Page Number |
Summary |
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1984 |
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January 1984 |
48 |
A review of the accuracy of George Orwell's novel
"1984" |
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1985 Dining Guide |
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August 1985 |
61 |
A guide to dining ion |
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1987-88 |
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June 1987 |
40 |
A year-round directory of helpful information, featuring a
Portrait of Pittsburgh, a photo essay that takes a look at the city. |
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200 Years and Counting |
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October 1986 |
43 |
As Pitt celebrates its bicentennial, changes are in the wind |
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A Century of Flowers |
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November 1993 |
64 |
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A Christmas Catalog |
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December 1980 |
57 |
These are gifts they'll never forget. |
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A Farewell to Summer |
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September 1986 |
54 |
Images of |
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A Garden in the Neighborhood |
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June 1995 |
84 |
Gardening is a bloomin' passion for many Pittsburghers |
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A Long way from Swissvale |
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November 1985 |
50 |
How |
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A Love Affair With Dance |
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May 1981 |
77 |
The Folk Festival celebrates it's 25th year with leaps and
bounds. |
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A Matter of Preference |
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February 1980 |
26 |
Clearly, the gay movement intends to flex its muscles in the
1980's. Gay organizations from coast to coast are recruiting new .. |
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A Mother's Story |
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November 1987 |
70 |
The hardest decision a parent has to make. |
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A Nurturing Foundation |
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January 1995 |
42 |
Our Pittsburgher of the Year, Teresa Heinz, use philanthropy to
make |
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A RAD Idea |
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January 1999 |
60 |
Rescuing cultural institutions and battling pesky taxes were the
basis for the Allegheny Regional Asset District, but can it … |
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A Separate Peace |
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June 1981 |
48 |
There are many ways to face death. The best is with dignity. |
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A Smooth Operetta |
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November 1987 |
74 |
Fifty years of Gilbert and Sullivan with the Pittsburgh
Savoyards. |
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A Summer Preview |
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June 1984 |
52 |
Shakespeare, arts festivals, boat races, concerts |
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A Wild and Crazy Map |
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June 1998 |
64 |
Our favorite video maker and pop historian explores 100 years of
Kennywood |
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An Italian American Christmas in |
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Winter 99 |
154 |
Italian American traditions and recipes |
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And Then There was One |
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March 1993 |
30 |
The newspaper strike that dragged on through much of 1992
affects all of us in many ways. Some say the repercussions will be… |
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Animal Instinct |
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August 1992 |
39 |
The wildest designs for fall are copied from nature. Preview the
season at the Pittsburgh Zoo |
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Back to the City |
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April 1989 |
48 |
More and more of us are rediscovering the joys of living in |
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Bargaining on the Strip |
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August 1984 |
46 |
Shopping in |
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Best O' the 'Burgh |
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June 1996 |
50 |
From the practical to the preposterous, 61 ideas to make life
better in the Burgh |
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Best O' The 'Burgh |
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September 1995 |
38 |
Get the word from the "experts" on the best wings,
best local films and lots more. |
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Best O' the 'Burgh |
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May 2000 |
60 |
We tap celebrities, experts and our own resources for the tops
in food, fun, services and more. |
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Best O' the 'Burgh |
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June 1998 |
66 |
55 ideas on where to find the best stuff in town |
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Best of |
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August 1992 |
27 |
A celebration of our city's finest |
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Best of |
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June 1991 |
52 |
Annual readers poll |
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Best Restaurant Awards |
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April 1991 |
46 |
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Best Restaurant Awards for 1990 |
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April 1990 |
60 |
The readers have spoken, and the winner are… |
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Bingo |
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December 1985 |
42 |
It's not upscale, it's not trendy, but it's everywhere. |
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June 1980 |
25 |
A tip to one of |
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Boot prints in the Snow |
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March 1991 |
22 |
Behind the scenes of the Jeffrey Farkas murder case-a
"classic urban nightmare" come to life |
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Born-Again TV |
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June 1979 |
27 |
It has helped Channels 22, 40, and 53 to get and stay on the
air, but it also raises some new questions here. |
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Bound Books |
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February 1998 |
62 |
book activist seeking to restrict books from the public large
book superstores |
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Bridging Two Cultures |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1995-96 |
164 |
Young Chinese woman comes to Pittsburgh to study and decides to
stay here |
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Bright Lights, Big City |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1999 |
66 |
New Yorkers get a taste of Pittsburgh - and love it, at
"Five Burghers to Go." |
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Broadcast News |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1995 |
78 |
Pittsburgh's television stations unite to spotlight the fight
against violence -- and offer insights on how you can help |
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Can East Liberty Rise Again? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1983 |
42 |
East Liberty has become a victim of socio-economic change, but
now some developers are trying to change that around |
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Can We Stay On Top? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1986 |
74 |
A Tongue-in-cheek look at our chances to repeat as the nation's
Most Livable City. |
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Celebrating Pennsylvania |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1987 |
75 |
A potpourri of festivals to fill your fall weekends. |
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Celebrity Christmas Cards |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1988 |
60 |
Holiday greeting cards sent by some well-known Pittsburghers |
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Cemeteries: Places for the living |
Westsylvania |
Autumn 1999 |
21 |
Cemeteries of Western Pennsylvania |
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Changing Channels |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1987 |
62 |
Two visions of the New Age rage. |
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Cheap Thrills |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
24 |
Party in high gear, at low prices, every night of the week |
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City of Writers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1991 |
46 |
A guide to who's in Pittsburgh's growing literary community |
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Clearing the Air |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1996 |
62 |
Pittsburgh's Renaissance began when concerned citizens acted
together 55 years ago |
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Coffee House Culture |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1992 |
58 |
You don't have to go to Seattle or New York City or Paris to
experience… |
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Colossus of Roads |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1996 |
16 |
Patty Everly thinks big about the Miniature Railroad and Village |
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Coming Home |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1983 |
36 |
Some of Pittsburgh's finest young talent leaves town in search
of fame and fortune, but after finding it, they often come back. |
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Coming to America, Part II |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1990 |
36 |
A young Chinese woman's adventure continues… |
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Confrontation on Carson Street |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1984 |
54 |
An influx of cosmopolitan middle class challenges the stability
of the South Side |
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Crime Wave |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1998 |
74 |
Pittsburgh is the scene of the crime for a flood of new mystery
writers |
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Cruising |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1987 |
68 |
Get behind the wheel of some of this year's new luxury cars. |
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Danger: Bridge Closed |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 2000 |
112 |
Yes, we're proud of our bridges, but they're in pretty sad
shape. |
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Daydream Believers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1981 |
57 |
For some people, fantasies are just what the doctor ordered. |
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Deep Waters Run Still |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1989 |
34 |
An in-depth look at Pittsburgh's mysterious fourth river |
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Demystifying the Vine |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1998 |
56 |
Learn how to take charge of the wine ritual |
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Details |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1987 |
43 |
Men's fashion for fall are more colorful than ever. |
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Dial 911 |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1987 |
27 |
If you're going to have a medical emergency, Pittsburgh's a good
place to be these days. |
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Do You Belong in Pittsburgh? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1979 |
9 |
Two essays to assess whether or not you are where you want to be |
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Doing it With Class |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1980 |
42 |
So you still think there's a chance to live up to your New
Year's resolutions? Try taking a course. |
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Down in the Valley |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1988 |
69 |
Some things about the Ligonier Valley |
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Dreaming of a White Christmas |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1996 |
64 |
64 ideas to make holiday shopping a dream |
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Echoes of the Shofar |
Westsylvania |
Autumn 1998 |
42 |
Jewish traditions |
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Escape to Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1987 |
53 |
How to have a great weekend getaway, without leaving the city. |
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Escape to the Tropic of… Pittsburgh? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1980 |
30 |
Overview of the upcoming season's swimsuit trends. |
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Ethnic Warfare Comes to Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1992 |
44 |
How the Serb and Croatian community in our region copes with war
in its homeland |
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Everyday Life in 2001 |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1979 |
23 |
1979 predictions of 2001 |
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Fashion At Home |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1978 |
90 |
Four busy professionals show their ideas of what they wear when
they're off the job. |
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Fear! What Are You Afraid Of? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1980 |
39 |
For Halloween, we look at our darkest and most mysterious
emotion. |
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Fighting the Church |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1993 |
54 |
Since the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh's decision to close
age-old ethnic churches, many parishioners are refusing to accept.. |
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Finding Gold in the Golden Years |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1998 |
84 |
At the area's top retirement communities, it's like living in a
country club |
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Friends |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1981 |
52 |
Will the 80's be the decade of friendship? You'd better hope so. |
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From Loups to Lups |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1991 |
38 |
After two hundred years, Lawrenceville gets hip. |
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Future Tents |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1996 |
58 |
Don't wait till your best chance is past to sign up for summer
camp |
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Get Smart |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1982 |
45 |
Twenty-five courses that will help you survive the 80's |
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Getting Away |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1988 |
41 |
Pittsburghers discover the joys of a second home |
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Getting Dressed for Work |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1980 |
44 |
Four a successful Pittsburgh women show off fall fashions that
fit their jobs. |
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Getting Personal |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1990 |
34 |
Looking for love in the Want-Ads |
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Ghost Therapist |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1981 |
120 |
John Yelland isn't afraid of ghosts. He feels sorry for them. |
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Gifts from the Nile |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1990 |
24 |
The Walton Hall of Ancient Egypt opens at the Carnegie. |
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Give Me The Night |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1987 |
46 |
A guide to Pittsburgh after dark. |
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Good Neighbors |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1995 |
39 |
Hundreds of great neighborhoods are what make Pittsburgh
special. Visit a few with us. |
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Got a Light |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1998 |
54 |
Where can you go when your tired of taking the heat for being a
smoker? |
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Great Dates |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1986 |
43 |
Six suggestions for a special evening with a special someone |
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Hard Time |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1981 |
40 |
There are few places with a darker past or hazier future than
the county jail. |
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Hatch! |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1987 |
56 |
An up-close look at a hip - and very controversial - television
evangelist. |
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Heavenly Host |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1996 |
16 |
Diane Lawrence greets corporeal visitors to the nation's first
angel museum |
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Heeding The Call |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1990 |
24 |
Lynn Cullen learned to listen before she learned to talk |
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Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1998 |
44 |
It's time to think about summer camp- for grown ups |
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Here Comes the Bride |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1987 |
63 |
A few suggestions for taking the ho-hum out of "I Do." |
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Heroes |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1979 |
33 |
Corruption in Government and political assignations have left
their mark on the public psyche, but heroes still exist. |
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Heroes: A Pittsburgh Portfolio |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1979 |
34 |
A lineup of Pittsburgh heroes, past and present. |
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Hidden Treasures of Pittsburgh, Contest II |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1981 |
82 |
Another challenge for those of you who think you know your way
around town. |
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High Tech Toys |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1987 |
86 |
A look at the latest in adult toys. |
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Hocus-Pocus |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1979 |
28 |
A guide to the trade of tricksters, full and part-time. |
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Hold the Rocking Chair |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1996 |
56 |
Forget the geriatric stereotype - local seniors know how to keep
fit and active |
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Holiday Gift Guide |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1985 |
84 |
Great ideas for Christmas giving |
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Holiday Shopping from A to Z |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1998 |
50 |
82 ideas to help you get past your future presents |
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Home Fronts |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1998 |
78 |
a potpourri of home ideas |
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Hot Times |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1989 |
40 |
The South Side is the city's newest nightlife scene |
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House of Many Stories |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1996 |
66 |
Explore the new Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History
Center |
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How does your Garden Grow? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1992 |
24 |
Once you know what you want your garden to do for you, you'll
know how, when, and where to begin |
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Ideal Youth and Beauty |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1992 |
32 |
New Barbie doll exhibit shows us the superficiality of our
culture |
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In Their Best Interest |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1985 |
69 |
Pittsburgh legal system is quietly adopting a new attitude
towards child custody. |
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Infants at Risk |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1991 |
30 |
Look beyond the latest infant mortality figures |
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Into the Flames |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1991 |
52 |
True-to-life firefighters have their own stories to tell |
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Is Lanny the One? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1981 |
52 |
Maybe Bob Prince isn't replaceable, after all. |
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Is there Life After Dark? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1994 |
14 |
Paint the town any color you want at dance clubs, jazz spots or
the world's largest hot tub. |
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It Was Twenty Years Ago Today |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1988 |
34 |
Where have all the Hippies gone |
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It's Not Easy Being Green |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1991 |
28 |
Twenty percent of Pittsburgh is "green." How long it
will stay that way is anything but clear. |
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Jonny, We Hardly Love Ya |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1981 |
36 |
After designer jeans, could hedonistic bathrooms be far behind? |
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Jumping On The Ban Wagon |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1981 |
91 |
Do we really need a Joe McCarthy revival? |
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Just a Heartbeat Away |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1998 |
76 |
The work of the McGowan Center could save lives and create jobs |
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Know Your Place |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1982 |
67 |
There are a lot of ways to rate Pittsburgh. Here are a few of
the stranger ones. |
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Larger Than Life Along The Lincoln Highway |
Pennsylvania Heritage |
Summer 1995 |
20 |
Roadway attractions along the Lincoln Highway |
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Les Grandes Dames de Sewickley |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1993 |
46 |
Pack your walking shoes or a bike to tour one of this area's
most colorful collections of mid-Victorian homes. |
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License to Steal |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1985 |
52 |
Why car thieves like to operate in Pittsburgh |
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Local, Gifted and Black |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1999 |
72 |
Looking to the future we salute 40 leaders from Pittsburgh's
African American community |
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Looking for Mr. Constantine |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1991 |
18 |
Some mysteries are harder to solve than others. |
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Loose the Woman And Let Her Go! PA's African American Women
Preacher's |
Pennsylvania Heritage |
Winter 1991 |
4 |
Pennsylvania's African American Preachers |
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Love Letters From a Chauffeur |
Pittsburgh History |
Spring 1998 |
4 |
Love letters written to/from Louis Leddy and Norma Davies during
the summer of 1920 |
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Mail Order Roller Coaster |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1992 |
68 |
Life is nothing more than a fast ride on a backyard roller
coaster |
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Making a Difference |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1996 |
66 |
Make your mark with our range of unusual volunteer options |
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Marching As To War |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1986 |
60 |
Is the Salvation Army in step with the 1980's |
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Monday the Rabbi Sold Collectibles |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1993 |
44 |
There is no mystery to Baruch Hyman's success in the
"schlock market" |
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Mondo Condo |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1980 |
41 |
Looking at the growing trend on condos in Western PA. |
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Money for Nothing |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1989 |
46 |
Is the age-old scourge of prostitution and insoluble urban
problem? |
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Morning Drive |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1987 |
30 |
WDVE's Scott Paulsen wants to be at the top of your radio dial. |
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Morning Madness |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1980 |
50 |
O'Brian and Garry are the clown princes of AM radio |
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Motoring To Conneaut Lake: A Memoir |
Pittsburgh History |
Spring 1997 |
8 |
A memoir of pre-World War I motoring trips to Lake Conneaut |
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My Old Man |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1993 |
30 |
He packed 85 years' worth of living into 58 rich, fun-filled
years as a husband, father, sports fan, salesman, adventurer… |
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Mystery or Myth? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1991 |
36 |
UFOs? Bigfoot? Crop Circles? Just what in the world is going on
out there? |
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Nate Smith: Whatever Happened to Black Power in Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1978 |
27 |
He still carries a big stick but even he walks more softly and
where are all the others? |
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New Home Sweet Home |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1993 |
46 |
In new construction, rooms are light, airy and specialized-- but
the hottest trend is that they are affordable. |
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New Migrations Of The Old Order |
Westsylvania |
Summer 1998 |
31 |
The more the Amish resist modern culture, the more interesting they
become to the rest of us. |
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Night scene: The Best of the City After Dark |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1984 |
49 |
Hotspots to wine, dine, dance and listen to music |
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North Side Story |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1997 |
56 |
Enjoy Rick Sebak's newest show even more with this special, free
pullout map. |
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Not in Our School Yard |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1998 |
80 |
From beefed-up security to anger-management, local schools aim
to stop violence |
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Nothing Bad Can Happen to You Here |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1987 |
62 |
An up-close look at County Controller Frank Lucchino |
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Objects of desire |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1990 |
56 |
The things we posses- and would like to posses- are sometimes a
curious blend of human wants and needs, |
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Once Upon a Germany |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1991 |
22 |
A Pittsburgh writer visits East Germany in the springtime of its
freedom |
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One Man's Junk |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1984 |
70 |
Unearthing Pittsburgh's antique treasures |
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Our Changing Workplace |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1987 |
64 |
The offices of the future are being built in Pittsburgh today. |
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Our Houses, Our selves |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1990 |
40 |
Classic Pittsburgh Houses, and what they look like they do |
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Out with the Old, In with the New |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1996 |
50 |
101 ways to help you keep all of your New Year's resolutions |
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Painting the Saints |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1993 |
46 |
The traditions of iconography go back many centuries, to the
time when artists remained anonymous, working only for the… |
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Pamper Yourself |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1996 |
46 |
You - and your significant other - deserve a spa getaway |
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Phantom of the Mon |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1991 |
43 |
Western Pennsylvania's native plants are beautiful, tough, and
easy to care for |
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Pioneer Women of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1993 |
36 |
Eight trailblazers whose lives enriched this city-- and the
nation-- are saluted in Women's History Month |
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Pithole |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1991 |
42 |
Western Pennsylvania's little piece of hell, and how it changed
the world |
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Pits Parade |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1986 |
37 |
Pittsburgh Magazine's annual collection of the city's foul-ups,
bloopers, and blunders. Plus first-ever Pits Parade Gift Guide |
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Pits Parade |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1984 |
42 |
The most absurd moments of the year |
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Pittsburgh After Dark |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1999 |
112 |
Where you can find a pet doctor, a computer doctor, tree doctor
and other services after "regular" business hours. |
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Pittsburgh Homes Special Section |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1990 |
44 |
The official guide to the Pittsburgh Home and Garden Show, and
much, much more. |
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Pittsburgh Pneumonia Physicians |
Western Pennsylvania History |
Winter 99 |
182 |
Story of Dr. W. W. G. Mac Lachlan's determination to find a cure
for pneumonia |
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Pittsburgh Primer |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1994 |
6 |
Find the answers to all your questions about the "Rill
Piksburgh". |
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Pittsburgher of the Year |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1991 |
42 |
The man who got us into the movies |
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Pittsburgher of the year : August Wilson |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1990 |
28 |
Congratulations to the award winning playwright who makes us
proud that he's from Pittsburgh |
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Pittsburgh's Best and Worst |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1985 |
81 |
Life in Pittsburgh |
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Pittsburgh's Best and Worst Reader's Poll |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1990 |
21 |
The results are in and they might surprise you |
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Pittsburgh's Best and Worst Reader's Poll |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1989 |
40 |
For better or for worse, your votes were counted |
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Pittsburgh's Chinese Church and the Preservation of Chinese
Identity |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1995-96 |
169 |
The Pittsburgh Chinese Church has won in promoting conversion to
Christianity without significant loss of cultural identity |
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Pittsburgh's Latinos: What Does it Mean to be of Color |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1995-96 |
190 |
Discusses the combination of races and heritages that make up
the " Latino" race |
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Pittsburgh's Road to Freedom |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1993 |
50 |
This city was a fine center for abolitionism in the mid-19th
century. And the topography of the region, w |
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Portfolio |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1985 |
58 |
The photography of Jim Judkis. |
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Portfolio |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1985 |
40 |
The Photography of Lynn Johnson. |
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Portfolio |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1985 |
40 |
The drawings of Herbert Olds. |
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Postmodern Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1989 |
46 |
PoMo is everywhere -- in our buildings, art, music, even kitchen
appliances. Now, if we could only figure out what it is… |
|
Priceless Pictures |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1993 |
46 |
Teenie Harris has been hailed as one of the nation's most
important African-American photographers, but his works are… |
|
Primary Care |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1996 |
54 |
Pittsburghers team up to stop youth crime at the source |
|
Prime Time Drivers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1989 |
53 |
What some local notables drive, and what they wish they did… |
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Pushing William Penn's "Holy Experiment" To Its Limits |
Pennsylvania Heritage |
Fall 1996 |
14 |
A visit to the Ephrata Cloister, a communal society in Lancaster
County, PA |
|
Putting a Face on Murder |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1996 |
66 |
The real story behind the headlines is troubling |
|
Real Pittsburghers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1993 |
48 |
There are countless caring in our city: to choose four of them
for special mention is a difficult task. |
|
Real Pittsburghers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1991 |
39 |
W tip our hats to five people who stand out for their
extraordinary service to the community |
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Real Pittsburghers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1990 |
33 |
We tip our hats to five people who also had outstanding years. |
|
Real Pittsburghers |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1989 |
51 |
We tip our hats to 5 people who also had outstanding years. |
|
Rebuilding Hope |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1993 |
40 |
A desperate group of Pittsburghers builds a bridge to the future
for one-time war refugees in Nueva Esperanza, El Salvador. |
|
Reconsidering the Vietnam Vet |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1979 |
24 |
They came home as the deer hunters but don’t all like what they
see in the movies. |
|
Reflections of the Season |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1987 |
61 |
Our contributing editors share their memories of holidays past. |
|
Return of the White Wizards |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1992 |
30 |
Why is Western Pennsylvania such a hotbed of activity for the Ku
Klux Klan |
|
Rites of Passage |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1995 |
46 |
Time-honored and colorful traditions enrich the lives of
Pittsburghers. |
|
Romance in Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1984 |
45 |
What Pittsburgh has to offer the adventurous romantic |
|
Salad Days |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1987 |
26 |
Six cool recipes for those long, hot days of summer. |
|
Sally off the Set |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1991 |
42 |
What's Sally Wiggin really like? |
|
Santa's Roots Revealed! |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1981 |
39 |
That jolly old elf is a man with a past. |
|
Saturday Night with The Girls |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1986 |
36 |
On patrol with Pittsburgh's women cops |
|
Scenes From Mall |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1991 |
40 |
13 ways of looking at Monroeville Mall |
|
Seattle |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1990 |
42 |
How does the new "Most Livable City" measure up? A
Pittsburgher investigates. |
|
Secret Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1990 |
37 |
Where can you get real Hungarian food? What's Tim Worley's
middle name? Where's Seldom Seen? These mysteries revealed |
|
Secrets of the Strip |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1996 |
62 |
Pittsburgh's favorite pop historian finds more than radicchio
while researching in the Strip |
|
Sex at Work |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1978 |
43 |
Victims of sexual harassment on the job these days probably
won't kiss, but will tell and sue |
|
Shifting Up |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1986 |
76 |
A driver's seat perspective on some cars that offer luxury and
performance |
|
Shopping Safari |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
18 |
Hunting for great buys? Stunning styles and status shocks. |
|
Skirting the Issue |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1987 |
41 |
The story for fashion for fall is a short one this year. |
|
Slouching Back to Ben Avon |
Western Pennsylvania History |
Winter 99 |
148 |
Biography of Bob Bork |
|
Small Town Jewish Life & The Pennsylvania Pattern |
Western Pennsylvania History |
Spring 2000 |
36 |
A comparative look at local Jewish communities |
|
So Close, Yet So Far |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1980 |
74 |
Troy Hill sits right above the city, but it remains a world
apart. |
|
Some Great Ice Cream around Here |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1996 |
40 |
The producer of WQED's popular local history documentaries tries
sundae school |
|
Somebody Turn the Lights Out |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1979 |
25 |
Selected highlights and lowlights of the 1970's. |
|
Soviet Diary |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1990 |
46 |
The PSO's Russian tour was a smashing success |
|
Spider-Man Lives in Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1986 |
34 |
From Spider-Man to the Flaming Carrot, Pittsburghers are big in
the comic book industry |
|
Spirits of Christmas |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1987 |
69 |
Recipes for Yuletide desserts. |
|
Still Not One Of The Boys |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1982 |
61 |
Attitudes towards women in the workplace |
|
Still Wild (and Scenic) After All These Years |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1995 |
60 |
Upriver on the Allegheny flows a stream of consciousness on the
beauty and terror of nature |
|
Strategic Dining |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
8 |
Haute cuisine doesn't have to be haute pricey. If you work it
right |
|
Suited for Fall |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1979 |
22 |
Classical gas: Suits that'll look great even if you're going
nowhere at all. |
|
Sweat Equity |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1990 |
56 |
Are Pittsburgh's old houses profitable real estate plums or
money-sucking lemons? |
|
Switching Gears |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1988 |
67 |
Mini-van, trucks and four wheel drives change the traditional
car |
|
Tex-Mex |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1990 |
36 |
South of the border fare comes north. |
|
The 1895 Blue Book |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1997/1998 |
170 |
Etiquette book of the 1800s |
|
The 4th Annual Best and Worst Restaurant Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1984 |
62 |
Guide to city life |
|
The Absolute Best of Everything (And Some of the Worst, Too) |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1979 |
19 |
Our Second annual trip into all-purpose punditry on matters
ranging from Dave Parker's contract to Yetter's incredible sundaes. |
|
The Art of the Deal |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1990 |
38 |
The Cultural District is coming, building by building, block by
block, dollar by dollar… |
|
The Best & Worst of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1986 |
48 |
The winners and losers in our annual reader's poll |
|
The Best & Worst of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1986 |
33 |
Vote for your favorite -- and least favorite -- politician, DJ,
neighborhood, etc. |
|
The Best & Worst of Pittsburgh Ballot |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1987 |
39 |
Vote for your favorite - and least favorite - local athlete,
television personality and much more. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1983 |
29 |
The best and worst stars, bars, plays, pies, stores, bores, and
more as chosen by our readers. Also, some of our own picks. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1987 |
56 |
The results of our annual poll of those you love - and love to
hate. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1981 |
31 |
In which the readers plug their favorites and lampoon some
legends. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1982 |
18 |
Your chance to rate everything in town, from jazz bars to TV
stars, from sports heroes to political zeroes. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1984 |
41 |
Guide to city life |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1985 |
51 |
Life in Pittsburgh |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1983 |
41 |
Another chance to voice your opinion on the highs and lows of
the city. |
|
The Best and Worst of Pittsburgh Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1981 |
66 |
You've already voted on the restaurants. Now express yourself on
everything else. |
|
The Best and Worst Of Pittsburgh Surveys |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1984 |
87 |
Guide to city life |
|
The Best of Everything in Pittsburgh (More Or Less) |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1978 |
34 |
Where to find and enjoy an unequivocal perfection at least among
what's available |
|
The Best of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1991 |
35 |
Your votes have been tallied and we applaud the city's best
people, places, and things |
|
The Best of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1993 |
34 |
Where's the best place to take out-of-towners? Who's the best
dressed in town? What's the best thing that ever happened here? |
|
The best of Pittsburgh after Dark |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1983 |
49 |
If you're looking for a good time, we'll tell you where to find
it. And we'll introduce you to some of the city's best stars |
|
The Big Commute |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1989 |
38 |
Is Pittsburgh heading for Gridlock? The firs of a two-part
series that examines rush hour conditions |
|
The Big Commute Part II |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1989 |
66 |
How Pittsburgh looks in the year 2000 will have a great deal to
do w/ who wins what might be called "the battle of the Beltway" |
|
The Big Turn-On |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1980 |
37 |
Exploring the wonders of cable TV. |
|
The Bogeyman, Old Man Butch and Me |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 96-97 |
180 |
The story of a man wandering from coal patch to coal patch in
the 1920's selling frying pans and sharpening knives. |
|
The Bomb Squad |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1979 |
36 |
Inspecting the divorce rate in Pittsburgh, how to avoid it, and
how to go through with it. |
|
The Bovine Comedy |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1996 |
62 |
Milk your knowledge of our favorite bovine buddies with our
roadside guide to cows |
|
The Canvasser |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1990 |
30 |
One man's fight to save the environment, and make the couple of
bucks. |
|
The Country Connection: Farmers Markets in the Public Eye |
Pennsylvania Heritage |
Fall 1998 |
4 |
They brought sausages and wursts of all kinds, smierkase,
fruits, vegetables, etc. Truly a moveable feast in the making. |
|
The Daythe World Changed |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1991 |
56 |
How it really was, December 7, 1941-on the islands and here in
Pittsburgh |
|
The Dream Weaver Lady |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 96-97 |
148 |
Marjoric Thoma reads poems on KDKA to a tension filled world in
1938. |
|
The Gardens Of Loretto |
Westsylvania |
Summer 1998 |
37 |
An Industrialist's Legacy, A Cleric's Love |
|
The Geezers of Winter |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1992 |
40 |
Come with us now to Pirate Dream Week |
|
The Gospel According to Andrew |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1985 |
48 |
Andrew Carnegie's ideas and vast wealth surrounded him in
controversy throughout his life. |
|
The Grand Grastronomic Tour |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1994 |
10 |
Imagine eating out every day for a month at Pittsburgh's best
restaurants. |
|
The Great Divide |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1984 |
120 |
The relationship between native Pittsburghers and Philadelphians |
|
The Hmongs |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1992 |
34 |
Forced to flee their dangerous homeland, the Hmongs landed
finally in Pittsburgh |
|
The Last Minute Gift Guide |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1981 |
45 |
Have we got a Christmas list for you! |
|
The Long Journey Back |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1980 |
44 |
More and more local Jews are returning to the old traditions. |
|
The Long Poem Called Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1979 |
20 |
Sampling of W. Eugene Smith's photo essay of Pittsburgh life. |
|
The Long Way Home |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1983 |
66 |
John Wideman has, in highly-acclaimed fiction, turned boyhood
neighborhood of Homewood, into a Literary Landmark. |
|
The Making Of a Wasteland |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1981 |
40 |
In desolate Findlay Township, garbage trucks and low flying airplanes
are a way of life. |
|
The Mall Monarch |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1981 |
70 |
One of the most powerful men lives and works in Youngstown. |
|
The Man Behind the News |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1998 |
86 |
Meet the news directors who shape what you watch on TV |
|
The Muslim Community of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1995-96 |
183 |
A brief summary of the Islamic religion and the Muslim presence
in Pittsburgh |
|
The Neighborhood That Time Forgot |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1980 |
33 |
It's a microcosm of ethnic Pittsburgh. Fierce. Strong. United.
Neighborly. It's Polish Hill. |
|
The New Antiques |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1979 |
29 |
What to save now for 2001 |
|
The Penny-Pinchin' Palate |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
14 |
Eat your fill, not empty your wallet. Discover Pittsburgh's
great neighborhood eateries |
|
The Pits Parade |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1982 |
43 |
Our left-handed tribute to the sour notes, low points and high
anxieties of 1981 |
|
The Pittsburgh I Love |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1981 |
27 |
A collection of Valentine vignettes about our big little house. |
|
The Price-Is-Right Events |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
34 |
Once you catch budget mania, you can't let go |
|
The Return of Upscale Weddings |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1986 |
27 |
Goodbye, chicken and rigatoni. Hello, Cecil B. De Mille. |
|
The Salesmen Cometh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1989 |
70 |
Some very unusual gift ideas… |
|
The Saturday Night Chill Thrill |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1979 |
64 |
"Chiller Theater" is a winner in Pittsburgh. See Why. |
|
The Second Time Around |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1989 |
47 |
The bride and groom are wiser now; this time they know exactly
what they want |
|
The Skin Game |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1983 |
36 |
The campaign to clear up Liberty Avenue is a legal chess game
with attacks, countermoves, and pawns trapped in the middle. |
|
The South Side Question |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1998 |
72 |
How well do you know the South Side? Enter this trivia contest
to find out. |
|
The Strip |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1987 |
75 |
A guide to the people and places of Pittsburgh's most eclectic
shopping district. |
|
The third Annual Pits Parade |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1983 |
31 |
It was a year when Ronald McDonald was kidnapped and al-Fassi
offered midland $3 million. This is our tribute to the … |
|
The Third Annual Readers' Restaurant Survey |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1983 |
61 |
It's that time again. Here's your chance to praise your favorite
chef or stick it to that stuffy maitre'd |
|
The Trials of Gwen Elliott |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1987 |
58 |
Times are tough for the city's highest-ranking, black female
cop. |
|
The Truth and Conseguences of Pittsburghese |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1992 |
40 |
How you say "Downtown" can affect your career |
|
The Units and Diversity of Pittsburgh. Indian Community |
Pittsburgh History |
Winter 1995-96 |
150 |
Explains the language, religion, and differences in the Indian
community |
|
The Unsinkable Carol Brown |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1999 |
68 |
She didn't plan to stay in town, let alone become president of
the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, but after 40 years here, she .. |
|
The Upbeat Goes On |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1980 |
53 |
At Evening Magazine, Liz is happy, Dave's happy, and Group W is
very happy. |
|
The Vast Wasteland |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1991 |
63 |
It will take more than recycling to solve Pittsburgh's trash
problems |
|
The Vintage Advantage |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1979 |
74 |
How to find great clothes from your grandma's closets. |
|
The Waiting Game |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1982 |
80 |
Views towards waitresses |
|
The Wall Street shuffle |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1982 |
32 |
Is TV business coverage journalism or showmanship? |
|
The Yo-Ho-Ho vs. Bah-Humbug Quiz |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
December 1981 |
41 |
Are you a Yuletide cynic or a sentimental slob at Christmas? |
|
There's no Place Like Home |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1991 |
58 |
The strange power of chipped ham, hunky weddings, and the
feeding of the 3500 |
|
They Came from Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1998 |
66 |
Wait- up there on the screen: is that somebody from here? Could
be. |
|
Thieves |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1985 |
76 |
Fiction |
|
Till Death Do Us Part |
Pittsburgh History |
Summer 1995 |
66 |
The marriage of Hax McCullough and Ruth Rankin exemplifies upper
middle class life in 1923 |
|
Toddlin' Twon |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
28 |
Pittsburgh is loaded with big opportunities for your little
ones. |
|
True Brit |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1981 |
85 |
If you love Lady Di and high tea and all things British, this is
your month. |
|
Unequal Opportunity |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1995 |
78 |
Black Pittsburghers have it worse here than in most other
cities. Why, and what can be done? |
|
Upfront |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1979 |
6 |
Quizzes, lists, hints, views and comments on such people as
Sonny Daye, George Romero, Bill Currie and Porky Chedwick. |
|
Upfront |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
August 1979 |
13 |
All-Wet All-Stars, Gone Hollywood, Joe Willie's words, Billy
Pitt country, Steelers scribers |
|
Victorian Design |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
May 1993 |
44 |
Allegheny was a illustrious jewel at the turn of the century,
and some of that sparkle is coming back to the North Side. |
|
We oughtta be in Pictures |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1998 |
60 |
Any chance the Mon will get back in the spotlight |
|
Weddings to Remember: Who Could Forget? |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1985 |
55 |
From orange wedding dresses to ceremonies in the sky, couples
are opting for the unconventional. |
|
Weekend in Amish Country |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1993 |
25 |
Besides Pennsylvania Dutch charm, Lawrence and Mercer counties
offer turn-of-the-century buildings and contemporary bargains. |
|
Weekend Liberty |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1992 |
34 |
Hit the road and set yourself free |
|
Welcome to Budget burgh |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
July 1996 |
6 |
Living here is a bargain. Cash in on the fun |
|
What We Wore: Hard Hats To High Heels |
Western Pennsylvania History |
Spring 2000 |
16 |
A look at Pittsburgh history through clothing |
|
When I'm Sixty Four |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1987 |
49 |
The city's older residents face many changes. |
|
When you Lose Your Job |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
November 1992 |
52 |
New services help to ease the shock and smooth the transition to
new careers |
|
Where Angels Fear to Tread |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
February 1986 |
32 |
The Guardian Angels patrol the city's streets despite the lack
of official approval |
|
Where To Find It |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
June 1999 |
108 |
Yes, you can buy top designer fashions, exclusive furniture
lines and specialty foods - in Pittsburgh. |
|
Where Will We Live Tomorrow |
|
April 1988 |
68 |
Pittsburgh's growing and declining neighborhoods |
|
Who knows where the time goes |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
April 1982 |
96 |
Four years on a bus? Two months in the shower? |
|
Who's Next? |
|
December 1981 |
60 |
Tomorrow's political leaders are building their power bases
today. Who are they? |
|
Winter Playgrounds |
|
November 1998 |
62 |
Whether you're looking to zip down a mountain or lie down and be
pampered - 5 great destinations |
|
Working Couples |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1978 |
35 |
Seven examples in which he works and she works but the housework
and the kids are managed as well |
|
Working the Farmhouse |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 2000 |
104 |
Two 19th-century farmhouses find 21st-century comfort and
convenience.. |
|
Year in Review |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
January 1993 |
40 |
Here's a capsule review of the highlights and low lights, in
words and pictures. |
|
You Can Hear The Angels Sing |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
March 1980 |
19 |
There's more to being Irish than drinking green beer and telling
tall tales. At least that's what Pittsburgh's "Real Irish" are. |
|
You Got to Have Art |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
September 1979 |
58 |
Showing Western Pennsylvania's contributions to the world of
art. |
|
Zen and the art of Make-Believe |
Pittsburgh Magazine |
October 1985 |
44 |
Fred Rogers is trying to tell you something |