Browsing Issue: Wednesday, September 05, 2002

News: Feature: Strangers In Their Homeland Part 1 Muslim Americans question their country -- and themselves.\r\n By Naureen Shah News: Feature: Strangers in their Homeland Part 2 By Naureen Shah News: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Astrology News: Letters: Vexation Continuation News: Metropolis: Well-Blown Whistle The story of Kim Emigh’s allegations helped lift the lid on WorldCom. By DAN MALONE News: Static: Voter Remonstration Music: Featured Music: Kick Outthe Jams Dead Sexy makescontempo-punk out of garage-rock sludge. By KEN SHIMAMOTO Music: Hearsay: Texapeño Popper Music: Listen Up: Mummydogs Mummydogs\r\n(Frontier Records) By Ken Shimamoto Music: Listen Up: Neko Case Blacklisted\r\n(Bloodshot Records) By Matthew Smith Music: The Show: Spoonfed Tribe By Matthew Smith Film: Film Reviews: Black Mark Long Beach, a family, and the movie itself go to hell in City by the Sea. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: Sour Kraut Mostly Martha is too thin to be the next great food film. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Urban Oasis In the middle of southside blight, Coffee House Gallery does everything right. By DAN MALONE Eats: Chow, Baby: Hey, Boo-Boo Calendar: Night and Day: Staring at the Walls Arts: Books: Priddy Good Local lawyer’s first legal thriller starts with a bang and doesn’t slow down. By BETTY BRINK Arts: Gallery: Afghanistan: A War-Torn Land