Volume III, Issue 42
April 10 - April 17, 2000
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
ven though most people have never heard of freshwater jellyfish, the creatures have a lot in common with the average vacationer. On the emerald surface of mountain lakes, both appear in one gelatinous mass during the hottest days of summer.
Because girls don't play basketball above the rim, they're forced to concentrate on the basics of the game -- like practicing free throws, running patterned offenses, looking for back-door cutters, making routine shots... executing the fundamentals.
There's something suspicious about Twinkies -- those spongy, golden cakes -- that makes you wonder if they'll survive alongside roaches after a nuclear fallout.
Also, girls on skateboards, and more.
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The Secret of the Jellyfish [2]
As we enter spring, the tourist season revs up once again in the Smoky Mountains. Amid the clogged trails and clogged air, are there any areas left untouched by the ravages of nature-lovers?
— David Madison, METRO PULSE
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Birthday Bashed [3]
On the scene as the Twinkie turns 70.
— Gil Magana, NEWCITY CHICAGO
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Truer to the Game [4]
When it comes to basketball, girls do it better than boys.
— Randy Horick, NASHVILLE SCENE
Ska8 Baby Ska8 [5]
Austin author Inga Muscio reflects on her experience as a badass skateboard babe and wonders why more women don't fancy life on four wheels.
— Inga M. Muscio, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Tokyo Doze [6]
Tom's notes on major league baseball's season opener in Tokyo.
— Tom Danehy, TUCSON WEEKLY
Now What? [7]
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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