Operation Fish From Hell
The U.S. has many problems right now, but its deadliest threat can grow to three feet long: the Chinese Snakehead. Our reporter goes deep undercover to get the government’s reaction to a meat-eating snake.
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30 July 2002
New York's currently: lavulating Incredible story: Crusading editor of Zeta survives in Tijuana with 13 bodyguards. Bush creates 'Office of Global Communications' to act as White House's foreign PR firm. U.N. investigating U.S. airstrikes that killed a wedding party. Death by '
Kindness
You may think that etiquette doesn’t matter, that grapefruit spoons are for sissies and no one should hold the door anymore. Think again, jerk.
29 July 2002
New York's currently: sweating on other commuters More policy not meant to be front-page news: U.S. considers 'inside-out' approach to toppling Iraq: take Baghdad, spread locusts to countryside. Story forces question: Are David Sanger and Thom Shanker sleeping above the White House'
My Move to Brooklyn
In case you haven’t heard, everyone is moving to Brooklyn. Not everyone, though, has an SUV. Departing the Lower East Side for quiet living, with the aid of Russian warlords.
Dream Analysis
A friend recently asked me to describe some of my dreams in an email for him to analyze. For the sake of full-disclosure (wait there buddy boy, what full-disclosure? No one asked you to share, and in fact, this desire to share your, what, nocturnal anxieties, is probably
Lose 15 Lbs. in 20 Minutes a Day!
Experts answer what they know. The Non-Expert answers anything. This week we give advice on nutrition and exercise, topics we know everything about.
26 July 2002
New York's currently: halfway through disc 2 of S&TC season three When to use bats instead of satire: White Power's William Pierce is dead, but the neo-Nazi fascists are gaining numbers, playing off sympathy for Palestinians. Related: Jorn Barger tracks the Fightin'
David Bowie, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
The 30th anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s glam-rock magnum opus—and the album that defined the genre—is commemorated with this two-disc special edition, released last week. The album proper, should you have not heard by now, is required listening. It’s everything everyone’s
New York’s Real Skyscrapers
The proposed designs for downtown Manhattan are roundly disappointing, particularly for their lack of imagination. How about some tulip poplars?