March 2005 Table of Contents

Features

Raped — Again
As if being brutally raped weren’t bad enough, a Sussex County woman was revictimized by the legal and medical community. What went wrong?
by Patricia Lake

Spring Fling
Flowers aren’t the only beautiful thing about spring. Check out our fashion finds designed to help you march into the season. compiled by Kelly M. Carter

Great Neighborhoods
Find out which neighborhoods are ideal for families, young professionals, empty nesters and retirees. Also, learn what your home is worth in ourannual real estate chart.
by Shannon Germann

Departments

First
edited by Ben Brooks

Impression
A local filmmaker hopes to hit the big time with “13th Grade,”
his new indie film.
by Ben Brooks

Notes
Oprah’s queens for a day,
horseshoe play, wasting away and more.

Issue
Revised SATs could influence where your child goes to college.
by Erin Houston

Power
The head of the Office of the Child Advocate fights for kids’
rights. by Matt Amis


Elements

At Home
The Heart of the Home tour presents some of the area’s
hottest kitchens.
by Eileen Smith Dallabrida

In Store
Candles cast a unique magical glow.
compiled by Kelly M. Carter

GO!
edited by Shannon Canton

Omni Presence
A hot pop quintet heads for
success. by Matt Amis

See
Anne Wyeth McCoy’s birthday exhibit, a “Rebel Without a
Cause” and more.
by Megan M.F. Everhartrt

Party
New Year’s Eve at Atlantic Sands, hotel association awards
and the irrepressible Gabby.

Out
Our Man About Town reports
the latest party news.

Eat & Drink
Six Paupers in Hockessin excels in pub fare.
by Pam George

Restaurant List

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