62 Square
Hidden gems: Bellerive and Sister Marie Charles Parks
Editors Note: 62 Square is dedicated to finding hidden gems in nooks and crannies of the 62 square miles that comprise St. Louis city. Enjoy!
Compared to riverfronts in other cities, the St. Louis riverfront is often criticized for not living up to its potential. Million-dollar consulting projects have examined, with little success, how to better merge the locations where the city meets the Mississippi River.
Caffe Milano a tribute to Bosnia and land of espresso
It is well-known that St. Louis features the largest population of Bosnians in the United States. Most of the estimated 40,000 to 50,000 Bosnians came to the region in the early 1990s during ethnic conflicts in the former Yugoslavia.
Going to the Chapel: New art venue paints a selfless picture
BY PETE COSENTINO
What is Truth?
Well, I guess it all depends.
If you’re talking about the whole Truth, and nothing but the Truth, then it’s a courtroom oath for those about to testify. And in that context, Truth was what Nicholson told Cruise he couldn’t handle in a certain movie courtroom drama showdown. And Truth is also an intriguing aesthetic equation: Art = Beauty = Truth.
