The Mystery of Girls
Experts answer what they know. The Non-Expert answers anything. This week we negotiate why girls are the way they are. And we’ve got proof.
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Superwad
Wad Gets Shirt.
Superdork
Dork Gets Shirt.
Brenda Stahler Gets Married
Falling in love is no joking matter; falling in love with your best friend’s girl is ass-whuppin’ time. Our writers recall the woman that came between them.
Hot Snakes, Suicide Invoice
Full-throttle, straight-up Rock and Roll. Blow-your-mind, wreck-your-house Rock and Roll. This is Rock and Roll. At least, what we think of when we say ‘Rock and Roll’ these days. That’s to say, no—it’s not Elvis. Nevertheless, if I put this album
18 July 2002
New York's currently: apparently going to learn how to salsa tonight Senate panel to vote on international women's rights treaty that Bush doesn't want approved. Politicians, worried about White House's plan to attack Iraq, want to hear strategies before reading about them
Glimpses of a Redneck Childhood
Boredom, adventure, and mischief. Our writer remembers a past knee-deep in cockroaches, waist-high in foiled plans, and up to its neck in it and more.
17 July 2002
New York's currently: surprised by how short Christina Ricci is Bush's popularity at 72 percent. IRA apologizes for killing civilians over the last 30 years; Sinn Fein calls it a 'powerful contribution,' while Unionists remain skeptical about future violence. Six proposals for rebuilding the
16 July 2002
New York's currently: not for you Our Executive Chiefs turn out to be crappy executives: Cheney stays hidden while news boils about his $18.5 million profit at Halliburton. Government buys gas masks for Birmingham residents living near a chemical weapons incinerator. Blade Extremely Sharp! John Lindh and
Accounting for Taste: Exo, Say Hello to the Master Siege Control
Four TMN writers get their paws on something and give their reviews. This time it’s an album from Chicago band Exo, selected by Kevin Guilfoile.