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March 2007
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Angle MagazineThe glossy pages of Angle magazine are impressive in their own right, but I was astonished to discover that the magazine's staff consists of just two people. Since the publication's inception in 2003, editor/director Amy Bracken Sparks has kept the bimonthly nonprofit 'journal of arts + culture' afloat with vibrant colors, wise writing, and fantastic photography. The magazine specializes in reviews of any kind -- theater, film, music -- and never loses sight of its Cleveland beat. Recently deceased photographer Lauren Bugaj, whose work graced Angle's first 'Portfolio' page, is featured on the cover of issue 30. Writer Douglas Max Utter mourns her death in a way that only a local could: with passion, beauty, and personal experience -- three of the key components that make Angle work. -- Mary O'Regan

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Prison Legal NewsPrison Legal News (PLN) is 'dedicated to protecting the human rights' of all those involved in the prison system, from guards to lawyers to inmates. Reporting on detention centers throughout the country, the publication explores topics such as violence, healthcare, and overcrowding. Michael Rigby, a former prisoner in Texas who was released in December after 13 years behind bars, wrote the February cover story about brutality and violence in Maryland prisons. Firsthand perspectives such as his are what make PLN an important and informed publication about the taboo world of life behind bars. -- Mary O'Regan

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