American Way Cover - 5/15/2003

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Waiter, There's A Fly In My Oxygen » Between the nose tubes and the multicourse raw food menus, I think I’ll take the enchiladas. Forget low-cut dresses. Blow off sport jackets. The trendy look these days at the most exclusive restaurants is a tube hanging from your nose. ...
Go Midwest, Young Man » Cincinnatis reputation as the countrys chili parlor capital may be hot stuff, but the citys gone cool this season, thanks to a spate of significant new sights.
Candice Bergen's New York City » As she awaits the release of her latest movie, this Manhattan-based actress reveals the best of the Big Apple.
Appellation Trails » Produce mavens might disagree, but wine shows terroir to a more appreciable degree than carrots or cauliflower.
Techno-home » Bill Gates may have the ultimate smart home, but you, too, can install the gadgets and wiring to give your abode an IQ boost.
Major Minor Leaguers » While the majors struggle to attract fans, minor league teams are packing spectator-friendly parks and attracting big-time corporate ownership.
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Music » STAR SEARCH LILLIX Falling Uphill (Maverick) Fans of Avril Lavigne, Michelle Branch, and Vanessa Carlton should have little trouble getting into this pop-rock debut. Formed in Crankbrook, British Columbia, this quartet of...
Watch It » After revving up for nearly a month with practice runs and qualifying laps, 33 Indy racecar drivers will motor up Gasoline Alley to the 2.5-mile oval speedway, where they’ll compete for the checkered flag in the 87th Indianapolis 500 on May 2...
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by Ed Wallace

IN YOUR ELEMENT
A capable 160-horsepower inline 4-cylinder powers Honda’s Element, while the fully independent suspension makes it a surprisingly good ride. Add to the mix the unbelievable functionality of the interior, and sure enough, Honda has another hit in the mini-SUV category. For more auto info, log on to www.insideautomotive.com.


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