Connecticut Magazine - December 2010

December 2010

Features

How to wind down when the holidays get you all wound up.

by Michelle Bodak Acri

Time to track the ups and downs of Connecticut’s resident celebrities.

by Pat Grandjean

Looking to add some extra panache to your holiday event? Here are some tips from local party pros.

by Maria LaPiana

Can UConn’s fabulous Maya Moore lead the team to a third straight NCAA championship—and an all-time winning streak?

by Terese Karmel

First
Demis-e-wicz? Can Susan Bysiewicz rebound from her political fall? Steve Kotchko
This Month
	The Crèche as Art A hidden masterpiece comes to life in Bethlehem. Cathy P. Ross
Q & A: Rufus Wainwright The golden child of singer-songwriters Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III brings his latest project, the melancholy "Songs for Lulu," to Jorgensen Auditorium. Patricia Grandjean
Local Color
	Memorizing Milton What one man accomplished when he put his mind to it. by Tracey O'Shaughnessey
The Connecticut Table
Latitude 41º, Mystic With so much going for it (new management, spacious, newly refurbished premises, a reliable customer base and location, location, location), Latitude 41º should be better. by Elise Maclay
	PolytechnicON20, Hartford Chef Noel Jones' latest masterpiece of a restaurant is a dream from on high. by Elise Maclay
Being There
	Child's Play Fun is the job at the Children’s Museum of Southeastern Connecticut in Niantic. Ray Bendici