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Articles in May-June, 2003 issue of Mississippi Magazine

• From the editor
  by Kelli L. Bozeman
• Mailbox
• Horses are special helpers in MSU therapy program
• Art education heads out of the classroom and on the road
• From rocking chairs to restoring a Historic Church
• "Gardens of Madison County" to feature tables and tours
• Yazoo City teen works to make a difference for sick kids
• Big fun on the bayou: it just wouldn't be summer in the deep South without crawfish
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Detour to French camp: take a step back in time at this unsported Natchez Truce settlements
  by Carolyn Thornton
• A castle on a hill
  by Forrest Lamar Cooper
• The people's palace: as the Mississippi State Capitol turns 100, we examine the exquisite architecture and little-known secrets of this grand building
  by Alison Hopton Davis
• Mississippi's blues brothers: the sights and sounds of Highway 61 provide a backdrop for Frank and Eddie Thomas' music
  by Carolyn Thornton
• Cabin fever: a guide to some of Mississippi's most unique summer camps
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Thank you: how one special camper helped a counselor learn more about herself
  by Ashley Nichols
• Two to grow on: respected Mississippi gardening experts share their secrets in a pair of new books
  by Julie Whitehead
• The light fantastic
• Small wonders
• Now you're cookin'
• Dining by design: top decorating and culinary experts cook up three extraordinary table settings and means
• Details, details
  by Patty Roper
• Dish it out
  by Mary Leigh Furrh
• Bloom country: Mississippi garden clubs celebrate decades of serving their communities and get set to host a national convention
  by Karen Ott Mayer
• A study in contrasts
  by Alison Hopton Davis
• Where in Mississippi is…Chunky?
  by Kelli Bozeman
• Calendar of events
• Run aground in the promised land
  by Diane Jones Skelton