Volume II, Issue 32
February 1 - February 8, 1999
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
ettle down, Beavis! Trash culture is on the rise once again,
as Metro Pulse's Coury Turczyn illustrates in "Roll 'Em!", a free-wheeling take on the rebirth of Roller Derby. And in "The End of Everything That Ever Happened," Memphis Flyer's Chris Davis essays the monster truck phenomenon.
In "The Good Fight," Austin Chronicle's Bryan Mealer gets ready to rumble with Joe Vela, a former Golden Gloves champ who uses the lure of the ring to keep troubled teens off the street. The story finds that Austin Boxing Against Drugs isn't such ABAD idea.
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Everybody Has a Body [3]
A beginner's guide to watching and appreciating a dance concert.
— Dawn Davis, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Smooth Moves [4]
Alicia Alonso may well be the last living representative of classical Russian ballet in the New World.
— Margaret Regan, TUCSON WEEKLY
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Roll 'Em! [2]
Yes, the hair-pulling, elbow-hitting action is back! Roller Derby has returned from the pop culture graveyard to haunt your TV with TNN's "RollerJam." But can it truly recapture the spirit of the original?
— Coury Turczyn, METRO PULSE
The End of Everything That Ever Happened [7]
What monster trucks mean to me.
— Chris Davis, MEMPHIS FLYER
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The Good Fight [5]
Joe Vela and Boxing Against Drugs takes kids off the streets and into the ring.
— Bryan Mealer, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Fashionably Late [6]
The SUV field just gets more crowded.
— Marc Stengel, NASHVILLE SCENE
Now What? [8]
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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