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Articles in March-April, 2005 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• From the editor
  by Kelli L. Bozeman
• Mailbox
  by Marilyn McDaniel
• The life of Lallah: a tribute to Mississippi artist Lallah Perry is set for April in Jackson
  by Emily Cook
• All that jazz
  by Emily Cook
• Endangered history
  by Nicole Bowman
• Silence is golden
• Back to school
• Can't miss
• Instrumental journey: the state's oldest symphony orchestra might be based on the Hattiesburg campus of USM, but its reach is worldwide
  by Raymond Reeves
• The last spa
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• Southern sizzle: foodies flock to gourmet classes at the Viking Cooking School in downtown Greenwood
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• A taste of Italy
• Not just for feet
  by Patty Roper
• Parterre Paradise: a French-inspired formal garden adds a touch of elan to an already lush outdoor space in Madison
  by Nancy Flowers Seepe
• Tricks of the trough garden: re-create a rustic European garden look with easy-to-make hypertufa plant containers
  by Patty Roper
• A new landing
  by Jana Hoops
• Corps' curriculum: Port Gibson's Chamberlain-Hunt Academy celebrates 125 years of service to God and country
  by Rosanna Gage
• Head in the clouds
  by George Tipton Wilson
• Colors of the soul: 82-year-old Collins artist Gertrude Smith's journey of discovery had led her from the primitive to the abstract
• Sensational Spaces 2005 design: celebrating Mississippi's best interior designs
  by Kelli Bozeman
• It's a small world: a 2004 Sensational Spaces winning room gets made over in miniature
• Living on the edge: Oxford's John T. Edge crosses the nation in pursuit of the unique stories of all-American foods
  by Julie Whitehead
• Dish it out
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Where in Mississippi is … Magnolia?
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Spring 2005 pilgrimage guide: tour Mississippi's most beautiful homes and gardens during this special season
• March & April: please call the number following each description to verify dates and times, as events my subject to change
• The hot seat: West Point furniture creator Critz Campbell's stunning chairs are making, the design world stand up and take notice
  by Eileen Bailey
• Union station spiritual
  by Katherine Ann Horne