Issue Archive for the Week of
Aug 5 -
11,
2004
Vol. 13, No. 47
News
United For Now:
In Boston, John Kerry Silenced Democratic Infighting. How Long Will the Togetherness Last?
Road Trip: South Bend:
This summer, The Stranger wants you to have fun in towns you've never heard of. This week, CHRISTOPHER FRIZZELLE visits South Bend and gets a bowling alley to himself.
Broadway Review:
P-I Critic Quits After Flap Over Negative Article
Paper Cut:
South End Editor Fired After Taking On Neighborhood Businesses
In The Hall:
Lost in the Funhouse
Counter Intel:
Revenge of the Nerds
The Stranger Department of Homeland Security:
BUSH REELECTION ALERT
Music
Desperately Seeking Something:
The Lashes' Unabashed Love for Pop and Publicity Pays Off
It's a Legal Matter:
Local Music Scene Spotlight: Michael Barber
Metallic KO:
Bruno Pronsato's Successful Experiment
Magic Man:
The Album Leaf's Spun Gold
BEATSEEKING MISSIVES:
OBELUS
Live Wire:
Show Me Your Hits
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
UNDERAGE:
NEW & OLD
Drunk by Noon:
Roots & Americana
CLASSICAL, JAZZ, & avant:
KEITH EISENBREY
Film
A Few Dead Men:
Michael Mann Makes a Mediocre Thriller
Look at Those Tight Ends!:
Sega's 'ESPN NFL Football' Takes on 'Madden'
Hamster Jams:
The Fucking Fabulous Film Fest's DIY Style
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
