Vol 25 Issue 1248
Published 11/3/2004 through 11/9/2004
The Voters Speak (Cover Story)
CP reporters interviewed early voters around the metro area on Tuesday morning. Here’s what some of them had to say about what’s at stake.
Birds, Bees, and Sodomy? (News)
The U of M offers a sex-ed crash course to 12-year-olds.
Obituaries (News)
Former President George W. Bush Dead at 72.
Found In Al Qaqaa: KSTP's Integrity (News Briefs)
Come Together (Jim Walsh)
It's November 3. Let the rapture begin.
View Master (Viewmaster)
Kathy has a pet cougar
A Season on the Brink (Sports)
Will a healthy Wolves roster take the team forward or backward?
The Taste of Here (Dish)
Ames farm revolutionizes the gathering of honey, to flabbergasting effect. Ames Farm Honey, Watertown
You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman (Arts Feature)
In 'Venus of Mars,' all the men are women, all the women are strong, and All The Pretty Horses are somewhere in between.
Dance, Dance, Revolution (Music)
Le Tigre suggest that feminism's fourth wave will begin as soon as you shake your thing.
First Avenue's Black Tuesday (Music)
Peter S. Scholtes has the inside scoop on First Avenue's closing, including an exclusive interview with Allan Fingerhut at Complicated Fun.
Support Our Loops (Music)
Martin Dosh and family make a kid-friendly concept album.
The Lost Soul (Music)
Rare African American songs commemorate the life of Dave Godin.
The Monroe Doctrine (Music)
Appalachia springs eternal on Columbia's bluegrass boxed set.
The Rolling Blackouts: Black Is Beautiful , The Alleged Gunmen: Return To Zero (CD Review)
Charles Not In Charge (Film)
Taylor Hackford directs 'Ray' to drown in its own tears.
Open-Source Me (Film)
Chuck Olsen takes the first-person doc into the blogosphere.
Destination Unknown (Theater)
15 Head's 'Vacationland!' is a strange trip.
The Really, Really Long Road To The White House (TV)
How will 'Jack and Bobby' turn out? Ask me again in 33 years.
Hot Sossy (Performance)
Brian Sostek and Megan McClellan's fiery tribute to old Hollywood.
