Browsing Issue: Wednesday, July 28 2004

News: Feature: Officer Un-friendly Stockyards businessmen don’t like the way\r\none cop is taming their “town.” By JEFF PRINCE News: Letters: Grief and the Osprey News: Letters: Keep It Creative News: Letters: McGreed News: Letters: The Heat Goes On News: Letters: What To Tell Them News: Metropolis: D.A. Rewrites the Law A law giving the fetus legal status is being used against — guess who — mothers. By PETER GORMAN News: Second Thought: The Politics of Donuts Who says we want\r\nthis stuff? By SUSAN BOURLAND News: Static: Clean Sweep News: Static: Playing Peek-a-Poodle Music: Featured Music: Heavy Sunshine Reports of Polyphonic Spree’s optimism are exaggerated. By PIET LEVY Music: Featured Music: Iron Men Black Sabbath get boxed in time for Ozzfest. By MATT ASHARE Music: Hearsay: Local Round-Up Music: Listen Up: The Cure The Cure\r\nThe Cure\r\n(Geffen) Music: Listen Up: Tony Furtado These Chains\r\n(Funzalo Records) Music: The Show: Spector 45 Film: Film Reviews: Asian-Style Burgers Supersized laughs are served up when Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Tráfico A new star shines in the overhyped but worthy Maria Full of Grace. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Salsa Bar It’s not how you work your hips that counts at Celia’s,\r\nbut your hands. By PETER GORMAN Eats: Chow, Baby: Soul-Searching Eats: Chow, Baby: The Essentials Calendar: Night and Day: Winged Conservation