Hour Detroit - October 2011

October 2011

Features Archive »
	Stories of Substance Abuse and the Pain It Causes
	Tailgating Done Right It’s a bumper crop of mobile feasting for hearty Lions fans whose pre-game rituals fill downtown parking lots on home-game Sundays.
	Interior Designers in Their Element In rooms they created, four interior designers talk about what makes these spaces work. Photographs by Joe Vaughn
	Springwells Murders: The Tragic Curse that Haunted a Family "And much of madness, and more of sin, and horror the soul of the plot." -- Edgar Allan Poe, The Conqueror Worm By Richard Bak

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The Insider Archive »
	Framing a Life: Anthony Williams, Remembered Remembering Anthony Williams, in his art and by his students. By George Bulanda
Local Independent Bookstores Fill Borders' Void With the epilogue for Borders Books now written, readers who prefer their printed words on paper are seeking the next chapter. Aside from Barnes & Noble, amazon.com, and used booksellers, including...
	U-M Vs. MSU: Playing for the Paul Bunyan Trophy It's more than an in-state rivalry when Paul Bunyan is involved. By Martin Michalek
	Detroit Chamber Winds & Strings Expanding While other art organizations have crumbled due to the economy, the DCW&S are doing something right. By George Bulanda
	Local Songwriter Mayaeni's High Hopes Singer/songwriter Mayaeni may be on the cusp of a breakthrough. By Mark Kurlyandchik
	Day of the 'Ped' By Martin Michalek
	Mammograms Serve a Dual Purpose Mammograms may also be able to detect heart-disease risks, but experts are still debating. By Ilene Wolff
The Good Life Archive »
	Role Call: Actor J.K. Simmons Character actor J.K. Simmons may not have a famous name, but his face is certainly familiar. By Jim McFarlin
	Face to Face with a Monster While creating an elaborate mask, makeup artist Dan Phillips turns a guy into a ghoul. By George Bulanda