Vol 22 Issue 1072
Published 6/20/2001 through 6/26/2001
No Reservations (Cover Story)
For 13 years publisher Bill Lawrence has specialized in tales of graft and greed on the rez. He knows it's a dirty job, but no one else is doing it.
Central Heating (City Beat)
A Minneapolis neighborhood association raises the eyebrows of city administrators--and the ire of some of its constituents.
Off Beat
From FreeTime to NoTime?, Something in the Air, and Fax of the Week.
Smut Check (City Beat)
The issue of dirty pictures at the Minneapolis Public Library is indeed a federal case.
Soul Training (Eaters' Digest)
Minneapolitans are absolutely parched for soul food but, for some reason, cannot figure out how to get any. Sallie's Southern Soul and Creole Restaurant and Lucille's Kitchen; Minneapolis »Also in Tablehopping: BEVERAGES A GO-GO
Animal Husbandry (Arts Feature)
Local painter and sculptor Rob McBroom brings a feral sense of resourcefulness to Zoo.
Cult of Personality (Music)
A fond look back at Blue Öyster Cult's hits and misses.
This Is the End (Music)
As Foetus, Jim Thirwell creates eclectic music for the danse macabre.
The Unessential Hits (Fear of Music)
Buggin' out with insect groover Sarah Peebles.
O Monstrous! (Film)
Sexy Beast is a near-Shakespearean study of evil.
Too Beautiful for You (Film)
The Anniversary Party is an exclusive engagement.
Lifeless Party (Theater)
Ultimately, David Dillon's revelers aren't very interesting.
Let It Bleed (Performance)
The Menstruation Project goes with the flow.
Lucky 13 (Books)
Paul Collins's Banvard's Folly gives posthumous props to a dozen and one forgotten oddballs.
