Browsing Issue: Wednesday,May 29, 2003

News: Feature: Meth Madness Part 1 Speed dashes a Montague County man’s dreams. By Jeff Prince News: Feature: Meth Madness Part 2 News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: A Case That Needs Solving News: Metropolis: Harassment and Heartache Being hounded by Bank of America over an already-paid loan moves local couple to sue the financial giant. By BETTY BRINK News: Second Thought: Low-Level Waste, High-Level Danger Legislators are about to drop an extremely hot potato on Texans. By SUSYBELLE GOSSLEE News: Static: Freedom’s Just Another Word Music: Featured Music: Not Over Now Newbies the Snowdonnas have the scene abuzz — their moody, melodic rock is why. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Music: Hearsay: Breaking Up is, um, Easy to Do Music: Listen Up: Supersuckers Motherfuckers Be Trippin’\r\n(Mid-Fi Recordings) Music: Listen Up: The Isley Brothers Body Kiss\r\n(Dreamworks Records)\r\n By Ken Shimamoto Music: The Show: Sixth Street Grill By Ken Shimamoto Film: Film Reviews: My Life for Yours Two men contemplate trading places in the overly schematic Man on the Train. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Sterling Marlin No need to fish for compliments about the exhilarating Finding Nemo. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Thuper Duper Getting tangled up in some of the dish names at Hedary’s is half the fun. By BRIAN ABRAMS Eats: Chow, Baby: Just For You, My Little Crepe Suzette Calendar: Night and Day: Classics for Klas Arts: Gallery: Jim Bowman Arts: Stage: Prune Juice Jubilee’s Raisin in the Sun \r\nis good for you — \r\nand powerful, too. By JIMMY FOWLER