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Robin
Sloan graduated from Michigan State University in May with
a degree in economics and a subscription to The Atlantic
Monthly. Except for a brief stint in Bangladesh, Robin
spent most of his pre-Poynter life in Michigan. Taking a cue
from his namesake, turdus migratorius (the American Robin),
he has flown south to participate in the 2002 Summer Fellowship
for College Graduates, work as an intern for Poynter.org,
and eat worms. Wait, nix that last part.
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After
Dark, a New World of Beer
Fortunato's After Dark on Central Ave. offers a menu of
178 brews from around the globe.
Caffeine
and Creativity
The atmosphere at a Central Avenue coffeehouse encourages
customers to exercise their artistic expression.
Street
Smarts
The homeless on Central Avenue share their stories
as they struggle to survive.
Faces
of the Fourth: Boom Town
Pyrotechnicians fan the flames of their love for fireworks,
and the audience basks in the glow of their labor.
Building
Business
Developers and business owners in the Dome District have different
ideas but the same goal: to see an economic boom.
A
Pilgrim's Progress
The
trek from Tampa Bay to the Gulf along Central Avenue is a
chance to examine the city’s landscape and the nature
of exploration.
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