Atlanta MagazineAtlanta magazine’s editorial mission is to engage our community through provocative writing, authoritative reporting, and superlative design that illuminate the people, the issues, the trends, and the events that define our city. The magazine informs, challenges, and entertains our readers each month while helping them make intelligent choices, not only about what they do and where they go, but what they think about matters of importance to the community and the region. Atlanta magazine’s editorial mission is to engage our community through provocative writing, authoritative reporting, and superlative design that illuminate the people, the issues, the trends, and the events that define our city. The magazine informs, challenges, and entertains our readers each month while helping them make intelligent choices, not only about what they do and where they go, but what they think about matters of importance to the community and the region. |
Contents
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Electric meters, Atlanta (Ga.) (Population) | |
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Lisa Bertagnoli (American journalist.), Conduct of life, Scarlett O'Hara (Fictional character) | |
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Atlanta (Periodical) (History), Traffic congestion, Atlanta (Ga.) (Street traffic, History) | |
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Rachel May (American theatrical director.), Synchronicity Performance Group (Theater company) | |
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Mark Guzzi (American lawyer.), Keith B. Alexander (American general.), George W. Bush (American president.), United States National Security Agency (Suits and claims), Wiretapping (Suits and claims), Executive power, War on Terrorism (Legal aspects), Warrants (Law) |
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Dorothy Alexander (American ballet manager.); 1904-1986 | |
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Ivan Allen (American mayor and office supply company executive.); 1911-2003 | |
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Gayle Barron (American marathon runner and coach.) | |
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Arthur M. Blank (American home improvement chain executive.) | |
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Dorothy Bolden (American domestic workers union leader.); d. 2005 |
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Liquor laws and regulations (Southern States), Alcoholic beverages (Religious aspects), Moonshining (History, Southern States), Whiskey | |
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Atlanta (Periodical) (Anniversaries), Atlantans | |
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Shirley Franklin (American mayor.); 1945-, Atlanta (Ga.) (Politics and government) | |
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Sanjay Gupta (American neurosurgeon and television reporter.), Physicians as journalists, Television programs (Medical programs) | |
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Warrick Dunn (American football player.); 1975-, Football players (Charitable contributions) | |
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Holly Davis (American customer service representative.), AirTran Airways (Firm) (Public relations), Airlines (Customer relations) | |
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Rob Wilson (American financial consultant.), Adam Goldfein (American radio program host.), Walter Reeves (American gardener and radio personality.), Radio consultants, Consumer protection | |
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Joanna Adams (American pastor.), Homeless (Housing), Atlanta (Ga.) (Homeless) | |
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Doug Coyle (American park ranger.), Guide dogs | |
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Vanessa Brockett-Copeland (American railroad conductor.), Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, Railroad conductors, Atlanta (Ga.) (Subways) | |
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Tyler Perry (American dramatist and actor.) | |
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Spelman College, Black women college students, Soccer, Reconfigurable robots, Robots (Competitions) | |
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Charles Brewer (American Internet executive and real estate developer.), Atlanta (Ga.) (Parks) | |
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Jeff Francoeur (American baseball player.); 1984- | |
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Sean Marquette (American actor); 1988- (Interviews), Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (Television program), Imaginary playmates in television, Mac (Fictional character) | |
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Ciara (American singer.) | |
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Jasper Gaunt (British art historian and curator.) | |
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Carolyn Glenn (American newspaper publisher.), Champion (Newspaper: Decatur, Ga.) | |
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Peter Muller (American veterinarian.), Briarcliff Animal Foundation | |
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Asha (Indian-American masseuse and spa owner.) | |
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Mark Nelson (American horticulturist.), Piedmont Park (Atlanta, Ga.), Atlanta (Ga.) (Gardens and gardening) | |
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Jermaine Dupri (American recording industry executive.), Brendan O'Brien (American recording producer.) | |
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Rob Del Bueno (American bassist, recording producer and bio-diesel fuel manufacturer.), Vegetable oils as fuel, Biodiesel fuels | |
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Pearl Cleage (American playwright, poet and essayist.), Paul Hemphill (American writer.); 1936-2009, Fiction (Authorship), Atlanta (Ga.) in literature | |
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Grace S. Rozycki (American surgeon.), Grady Memorial Hospital (Atlanta, Ga.), Trauma care units | |
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Ariana Yazdi (American restaurant hostess.) | |
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Stephen B. Bright (American law professor and human rights activist.); 1948-, Southern Center for Human Rights, Civil rights, Human rights | |
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Jennifer Nettles (American country singer and songwriter.) | |
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James Paschal (American restaurateur.) | |
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Ryan Gravel (American architect.), Rail trails, Atlanta (Ga.) (Transit systems, Parks) | |
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Sara Blakely (American hosiery company executive.) | |
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Alex Kinjo (American restaurateur.), Chris Kinjo (American chef.) | |
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Susan Nethero (American boutique owner.) | |
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Samuel S. Olens (American lawyer and county government official.); 1957- | |
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Carl V. Patton (American city planner and college dean.), Georgia State University (Officials) | |
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Frank Reiss (American bookseller.), Atlanta (Ga.) (Bookstores) | |
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Nancy J. Cox (American virologist.); 1948-, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.), Avian influenza (Epidemiology), Viral genetics | |
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Kendeda Fund (Organization), Art patronage, Atlanta (Ga.) (Arts) | |
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Georgia Aquarium, Beluga whales | |
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Bob Jamerson (American baton twirler.), Baton twirling | |
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Atlantans, Atlanta (Ga.) (Social history) | |
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Hank Aaron (American baseball player.); 1934- | |
108 | |
Ralph D. Abernathy (American clergyman and civil rights leader.); 1926-1990 |
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Jimmy Carter (American president.); 1924- | |
110 | |
Xernona Clayton (American television executive.) | |
110 | |
Max Cleland (American senator.); 1942- | |
110 | |
Alex Cooley (American concert promoter.) | |
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Thomas G. Cousins (American real estate developer.) | |
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Paul Coverdell (American senator.) | |
112 | |
James Dickey (American poet and novelist.) | |
112 | |
J. B. Fuqua (American garden tool industry executive and philanthropist.) | |
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Roberto C. Goizueta (American beverage industry executive.) | |
113 | |
Lewis Grizzard (American newspaper columnist and humorist.) | |
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Jesse Hill (Jr., American insurance executive.) | |
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Evander Holyfield (American boxer.) | |
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Maynard H. Jackson (American mayor.); 1938-2003 | |
113 | |
Sol Kent (American fashion coordinator.) | |
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Coretta Scott King (American civil rights leader.); 1927-2006 | |
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Martin Luther King (Jr.); 1929-1968 | |
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Gladys Knight (American singer.) | |
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Edna Lewis (American chef and cookbook author.); 1916-2006 | |
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John Lewis (American congressman.); 1940- | |
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Bill Lowery (American music publisher.); 1924-2004 | |
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Bernard Marcus (American home improvement chain executive.) | |
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Sam Massell (American civic leader.); 1927- | |
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Ralph McGill (American newspaper editor.); 1898-1969 | |
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Sam Nunn (American senator.) | |
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John Calvin Portman (American architect.) | |
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Herman J. Russell (American construction company executive.); 1930- | |
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Robert Shaw (American conductor.) | |
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Alana Shepherd (American philanthropist.) | |
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Celestine Sibley (American columnist and mystery novelist.) | |
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Louis W. Sullivan (American Secretary of health and human services.); 1933- | |
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Dan E. Sweat (American municipal official.); 1933-1997 | |
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Ted Turner (American television and baseball executive.); 1938- | |
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Charles L. Weltner (American congressman and state supreme court justice.); 1927-1992 | |
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Hosea Williams (American civil rights leader.); 1926-2000 | |
126 | |
James B. Williams (American banker.) | |
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Robert W. Woodruff (American beverage industry executive.); 1889-1985 | |
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Charles R. Yates (American arts administrator.); 1913- | |
129 | |
Andrew Young (American congressman, diplomat and mayor.); 1932- | |
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Tomohiro Naito (Japanese chef and restaurateur.), Cooking, Japanese, Atlanta (Ga.) (Restaurants) | |
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Theme restaurants, Cooking, American, Atlanta (Ga.) (Restaurants) | |
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Linton Hopkins (American chef and restaurateur.), Salads, Cooking (Asparagus), Spring cooking | |
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Cooking, Mexican, Atlanta (Ga.) (Restaurants) |
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