TulsaPeople - November 2011

Archive » The Good Life
	Putting out the fire With the nation’s highest percentage of smokers in Tulsa, lung cancer — the leading cause of cancer deaths among both men and women — is rising. Rachel Anderson Hill
	Sage advice Your garden may offer hidden health benefits. Missy Kruse
	My top 10: Rachel Eike Oklahoma State University apparel design and production graduate student and winner of Miss Jackson’s Fashion’s Night Out design contest. Kendall Barrow
	Holiday hostess Local landscape designer Breniss O’Neal dedicates herself to sharing the Christmas spirit with all who visit her home. Anne Brockman
Archive » Culture
	Cinematic impact and community engagement At Circle Cinema, a discussion-driven monthly series offers outstanding — and free — documentary films from public television’s Independent Lens program. Scott Gregory
	Back on deck Tulsa Sound: A look at what's happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Pop portraits The Culturist: Where to see art in Tulsa this month. Kendra Blevins
	Sing, sing, sing Tim Sharp shares his love of choral music with the masses as leader of the Tulsa Oratorio Chorus. Judy Langdon
	Out & About: November 2011 People, places and events around Tulsa.
	Agenda: Preserving history Heart of Tulsa vendor Liz Ingersoll captures Oklahoma landmarks on film. Emily Holman
Archive » Dining
	A slice of life It began in 1961 with a midtown Tulsa pizza parlor and has grown to 165 locations in nine states. Jane Zemel
Archive » Features
	A slice of life It began in 1961 with a midtown Tulsa pizza parlor and has grown to 165 locations in nine states. Jane Zemel
	Seasonal selections The holidays have arrived and with them comes a multitude of ways to celebrate the season. Anne Brockman and Joy Jenkins
	Cover art To help celebrate our 25th anniversary, TulsaPeople asked area artists, graphic designers and photographers to submit their impressions of what makes Tulsa a great city.
	The lucky one Tulsa native Ben Lamb has taken his poker talent from games with high school friends to local casinos to the World Series of Poker. Sean Chaffin
	Unsung heroes They are our neighbors, co-workers and fellow church members. They are those people we go to when we need a helping hand or a listening ear. They give their time freely, expecting nothing in return. But their efforts do not go unnoticed. Here — with the help of nominations from readers, local nonprofit leaders and others — TulsaPeople recognizes 25 Tulsans who are making a difference in the community, giving time and talent to make Tulsa a better place.
Archive » CityBeat
	Barry Friedman at large You say Apoplectic; I say Apologetic. Let’s call the whole thing off. Barry Friedman
	On the verge: The power of persistence Cam’s and Archer Market bring groceries downtown. Jeff Martin
	Desktop: Jim Langdon Publisher, TulsaPeople Magazine – (On the occasion of the magazine’s 25th anniversary issue) Danielle Davis
	The last word Where was I and what was I wearing? Connie Cronley
	Postgame: Iciss Tillis Hometown hoops hero Doug Eaton
	Lunch with: Daryl Bray and Lindsey Ellerbach Eastern Oklahoma American Institute of Architects \| Date: Sept. 20 • Time: 11:45 a.m. • Place: KEO Missy Kruse
	Taking the lead Hema Kumar spreads awareness of South Asian art forms through her Sanskriti School of Dance and the South Asian Performing Arts Foundation. Rachel Weaver
	Soapbox: Ready to read Laura Hailey-Butler on the YMCA of Greater Tulsa’s efforts to enhance literacy among families. Stacy Pettit
	More than a day job Identical twins Jane Huggins and Julie Hudson run a successful business by day and marathons by night. Anna Holton Dean
	In the Spotlight Supporters of the art deco Spotlight Theatre work to raise awareness of the historic facility, which is in need of sweeping renovations. Tara Lynn Thompson
Archive » Online exclusives
	Where is it? – Revealed! Bruce Park's office in the 320 Boston Building features these "Third Street expressions." Anne Brockman
Archive » In the Magazine
	Where is it? – Revealed! Bruce Park's office in the 320 Boston Building features these "Third Street expressions." Anne Brockman
	Putting out the fire With the nation’s highest percentage of smokers in Tulsa, lung cancer — the leading cause of cancer deaths among both men and women — is rising. Rachel Anderson Hill
	Sage advice Your garden may offer hidden health benefits. Missy Kruse
	My top 10: Rachel Eike Oklahoma State University apparel design and production graduate student and winner of Miss Jackson’s Fashion’s Night Out design contest. Kendall Barrow
	Holiday hostess Local landscape designer Breniss O’Neal dedicates herself to sharing the Christmas spirit with all who visit her home. Anne Brockman
	A slice of life It began in 1961 with a midtown Tulsa pizza parlor and has grown to 165 locations in nine states. Jane Zemel
	Barry Friedman at large You say Apoplectic; I say Apologetic. Let’s call the whole thing off. Barry Friedman
	On the verge: The power of persistence Cam’s and Archer Market bring groceries downtown. Jeff Martin
	Desktop: Jim Langdon Publisher, TulsaPeople Magazine – (On the occasion of the magazine’s 25th anniversary issue) Danielle Davis
	The last word Where was I and what was I wearing? Connie Cronley
	Cinematic impact and community engagement At Circle Cinema, a discussion-driven monthly series offers outstanding — and free — documentary films from public television’s Independent Lens program. Scott Gregory
	Back on deck Tulsa Sound: A look at what's happening in the local music scene. Andy Wheeler
	Pop portraits The Culturist: Where to see art in Tulsa this month. Kendra Blevins
	Sing, sing, sing Tim Sharp shares his love of choral music with the masses as leader of the Tulsa Oratorio Chorus. Judy Langdon
	Out & About: November 2011 People, places and events around Tulsa.
	Agenda: Preserving history Heart of Tulsa vendor Liz Ingersoll captures Oklahoma landmarks on film. Emily Holman
	Postgame: Iciss Tillis Hometown hoops hero Doug Eaton
	Lunch with: Daryl Bray and Lindsey Ellerbach Eastern Oklahoma American Institute of Architects \| Date: Sept. 20 • Time: 11:45 a.m. • Place: KEO Missy Kruse
	Taking the lead Hema Kumar spreads awareness of South Asian art forms through her Sanskriti School of Dance and the South Asian Performing Arts Foundation. Rachel Weaver
	Soapbox: Ready to read Laura Hailey-Butler on the YMCA of Greater Tulsa’s efforts to enhance literacy among families. Stacy Pettit

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