Volume III, Issue 21
November 15 - November 22, 1999
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
ike Venice, Amsterdam is a great place to get lost. Just pick a direction and you'll find something worth seeing. You might wind up in an unchanged 17th-century back alley, where the smell of a tea and spice shop might entice you. Or you might emerge in an unknown square where a cheese market will have hundreds of specimens.
To enjoy an art form that is all but dead, here are 25 reasons to get out there and drink away one full day, each designed to cut down at the knees that pesky Puritan guilt and stave away the condescending voices that surround.
Many of us are unaware of how easy it is to cook grains and how versatile and tasty they really can be, so here's a little introduction to get you started.
Plus, bike racing, sports and home schooling, online gaming, and more.
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Wandering Amsterdam [2]
With canals, history, art, and architecture, Amsterdam is a great place to get lost.
— Paul Gerald, MEMPHIS FLYER
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Day-Drink Believer [3]
25 bottomless excuses for drinking your way through the day.
— Dave Chamberlain, NEWCITY CHICAGO
Going with the Grain [4]
Most of us are unaware of how easy it is to cook grains and how versatile and tasty they really can be.
— Nicole Albert, WEEKLY ALIBI
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Wolf Attack! [5]
Bike race gives ego a beating.
— Ashley Fantz, MEMPHIS FLYER
Poor Sports [6]
Let me make this as clear as possible. I hate home schooling.
— Tom Danehy, TUCSON WEEKLY
Game World [7]
Some call it "NeverRest." And it's no wonder--the online gaming world of EverQuest can become addictive. We profile Margaret, a young woman who's actually changed her real life as a result of playing the game.
— Jesse Fox Mayshark, METRO PULSE
Now What? [8]
A gallery of captivating links to keep your imagination churning while the paint dries.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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