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St. Louis Magazine - February, 2007

February 2007

Lead Story

Judging the Jurors

Picking a jury is often a game of stereotypes—legal or not

Picking a jury is often a game of stereotypes—legal or not

By Geri L. Dreiling

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February 2007 Cover: Unedited!

Civic Style - Jeff Small

Straight Off the Catwalk
(Crawl?)

An Open Letter to the Master Builders

Portrait of the Portraitist

O Sister, Where Art Thou?

Review - Trattoria Marcella

First Look - Franco

Grab a Bite - Seha Café

Ambience - Mandarin

The Round-Up - Brunch Five Ways

A Conversation with Robert Ferré

First Person - The Mega Deal

Grown-Ups Need Spring Break, Too

Mind Games - The Graduate

Remembrance - Lunches with Ted



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