Volume II, Issue 51
June 14 - June 21, 1999
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
rom the Austin Chronicle this week comes a selection of culinary tomes covering such diverse topics as wine, the sweet life in Italy, Sicilian recipes, the American appetite, and the fish that changed the world, the cod.
You won't find many people willing to argue that classic video games are better than the latest ones. Modern games offer sleekly cinematic graphics, exquisite control, and the freedom to conjure up entire worlds. But the old games refuse to die.
Keiko Yoshimine enters her junior year this fall, trying to make the Northern Arizona University Lady Lumberjacks as a walk-on. The odds are against her, but this is only basketball. You want long odds, try 5-foot-10 female Japanese-American Mormon.
 Deja Vu
Domestic Bliss in a Bottle
Babes and Brew
A Matter of Voice
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A Pinch of History, A Dash of Memoir [2]
Reviews of current culinary nonfiction, including books about wine, cod, American food habits, food in Sicilian-American Brooklyn, and Frances Mayes' latest account of her experiences in Tuscany.
— AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Playing on the Past [3]
The history and the unexpected future of classic video games.
— Chris Baker, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Hoop Dreams [4]
Meet a 5-foot-10, Japanese-American Mormon who just wants to play ball.
— Tom Danehy, TUCSON WEEKLY
Now What? [5]
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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