TITLE: CHICAGO Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: November 1998; Vol. 47, No. 11
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Bargain Dining. Photography by OMAN. Setting: Nagano. Model: Danielle Mounts.

Good Deals, Great Meals by Dennis Ray Wheaton and Anne Spiselman Stepping into the ring with the town's top budget contenders, our reviewers go toe to toe with bulky buffets, beat the system at the dining heavyweights, and do some fancy footwork in finding free grub for the tykes.

Pressure High by Cynthia Hanson For almost a century, New Trier High School in Wìnnetka has won national renown for academic excellence. But is this bastion of the ambitious supersmart pushing its students over the competitive edge?.

Fashjon: Some Enchanted Evenings. by Stacy Wallace-Albert The holidays are the season for late nights out in the latest luxe styles. So fancy this --a simplified palette of gray, black, burgundy, and crimson. Diamonds, pearls, velvet, and sable.

Reliable Sources by Marc Spiegler and Sara Austin If the names seem familiar, that's because you've often read them in the daily papers. When reporters need a pithy sound bite be it on economic policy or white T-shirts--these are the men and women whose numbers they pull out of the Rolodex again and again.

FRONTLINES NYPD Blue director Paris Barclay lauds his roots--in Harvey, Illinois.
STYLE SHEET Club clothes, highbrow treatments, high tech defense, futuristic lingerie by Stacy Wallace-Albert.
STAGE & SCREEN A couple risk their own marriage to take a play of secrecy and revenge to the stage. by Penelope Mesic.
REPORTER A former DePaul prof is accused of a bombing tied to Puerto Rican nationalists. by Mary Abowd.
SPORTS Details on the Notre Dame football booster accused of lavishing gifts on players by Terrence Bland.
HOW DANNY DIED After a crib collapses and kills a baby boy, his grieving parents struggle to understand why. by Jonathan Eig.
TRAVEL Maui's color ft,i1 beaches and lush resorts wow sun-starved pilgrims from the north. by Jo Beth McDaniel.
DINING OUT An energetic new chef and a $2-million face-lift put a classic dining room back on top. by Dennis Ray Wheaton.
SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS An off-the-cuff look at why Gene Klompus should never wear short sleeves by Terry Sullivan.


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