Issue Archive for the Week of
Apr 17 -
23,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 31
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À la Carte:
A Quick Guide to French Menu Terms
A Day in Paris:
The Boulangerie, the Brasserie, and the Marche Rungis
The Opposite of Shortcut:
Building a Staircase to Haute Cuisine
Against the French:
But for Creme Brulee
Que Prenez-Vous?:
Sci-Fi Potatoes, Recovering Vegetarians, and the Truth of the French
Les Hypocrites:
Chiracs Faux Peace Position
News
Vive le France!:
The Stranger's Postwar Food Issue
Protest Props:
Protesters who marched against the war carrying pictures of innocent Iraqis need to keep marching after the war ends--that is, if they really care about Iraqis
Witness in Gaza:
Rachel Corrie Ally Critically Wounded by Israelis
Out of Toon:
P-I's Horsey Wins Second Pulitzer as Times Fails to Land Big Talent
Plea for Help:
Feds Drop al Qaeda Conspiracy Charge After Ujaama Agrees to Testify
Postwar Maneuver:
Lefty County Council Member Tries to Lead Peace Troops
Reservations:
Lefties Need to Love, Love, Love the White Working Class
Music
The Glee Club:
The Polyphonic Spree Spread the Good Word on Orchestral Pop
Absolutely Fabulous:
Fischerspooner Celebrate Celebrity
Emotional Solipsism:
Cursive Call BS on Everyone
Mouth to Mouth:
The Exploding Hearts Revive Pop
Blah, Blah, Blag:
Don't Give Up the Dwarves
The Electronic Beat:
Triple Threat
The Hiphop Tip:
Old Crush, New Releases
Underage:
At The Old Fire House
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Bach Around The Clock
Film
Killing Babies:
An Interview with Christopher Guest and Company
That's All Folks:
Obscure Satire Is Blowing in the Wind
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
