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2002 Stories by Peter Ritter

• Made to Be Broken

  published December 18, 2002

  Xcel comes begging for more nuclear waste storage. More >>

• The World Is Also A Dream

  published December 4, 2002

  Manuel Alvarez bravo kept cheerful company with ambiguity. More >>

• Analyze This

  published December 4, 2002

  Derrida comes in for its own deconstruction. More >>

• Steal This Video Game

  published November 27, 2002

  A bloody new Grand Theft Auto upsets the social order. More >>

• Walking Wounded

  published October 30, 2002

  In 'July, July,' Tim O'Brien bares the scars of the Vietnam generation. More >>

• Ding-A-Ling

  published October 23, 2002

  'The Ring' signals that there's nobody home. More >>

• South Park

  published October 23, 2002

  The Walker's "Ultrabaroque" frolics in a funhouse of Latin American art. More >>

• Purple Mountain Majesties

  published October 9, 2002

  "American Sublime" looks at the spacious skies and gathering storms of the beautiful landscape painting. More >>

• The Decorated Duck

  published September 25, 2002

  Between a hard rock and a place: The nowhere look of downtown's Block E More >>

• The Labyrinth of Words

  published September 4, 2002

  Norah Labiner makes a maze out of a literary suicide. More >>

• Verse Versus Verse

  published August 14, 2002

  The Minnesota poetry slam team girds for battle. More >>

• Righteous Mistake

  published August 7, 2002

  Edict aimed at fat cats empties bartender's tip jar. More >>

• Brother, Can You Spare a Sample?

  published July 3, 2002

  What's wrong with turning tramps into pop music? More >>

• Kunuk of the North

  published July 3, 2002

  'The Fast Runner' brings new technology to an old myth. More >>

• Women In Black

  published June 12, 2002

  Video artist Shirin Neshat unveils Islam's conflicted heart More >>

• CNN Plus Ben Equals Nada

  published June 5, 2002

  'The Sum of All Fears' calculates the outcome of timely exploitation. More >>

• Burns Loves Quimby

  published May 29, 2002

  Why is the nuclear-power industry courting Norm Coleman? More >>

• Off Beat

  published May 29, 2002

  Dog Gone More >>

• The .14 Cent Solution

  published May 22, 2002

  Will Internet radio be nickel-and-dimed to death by the music industry? More >>

• House of Cards

  published May 15, 2002

  'Nine Queens' frames Argentina's economic implosion as the ultimate confidence game. More >>

• Welcome to my World

  published May 8, 2002

  Globe-trotting curator Philip Bither gives audiences what they didn't know they wanted. More >>

• Clawless

  published April 24, 2002

  Peter Bogdanovich loses it at the movies with 'The Cat's Meow'. More >>

• Oscar Minor

  published March 20, 2002

  You don't schmooze, you lose: Local filmmakers pan the D.L. Mabery Awards. More >>

• Curtains?

  published March 6, 2002

  The Shubert Theater takes one for the (new) team. More >>

• Hiroshima, Con Amore

  published February 27, 2002

  Vital Forms reconsiders mid-century America's atomic animus. More >>