Browsing Issue: Wednesday, August 17, 2005

News: Feature: Uncivil Defense The Minutemen stumble into instant opposition in Texas. By DAN MALONE News: Feature part 2: Playing Army \r\nIn Arizona, Minutemen leaders and their volunteers spouted racist rhetoric. By David Holthouse News: Letters: Letters to the Editor News: Metropolis: Fighting War with Grief Cindy Sheehan has a simple message, a support network — \r\nand timing. By KENDALL ANDERSON News: Second Thought: Wolves and Sheepdogs Why the Wright Amendment is wrong By DAN MCGRAW News: Static: 511 Percent — Or Your First-Born Music: Featured Music: Loco Emotion Local prog-rockers Underground Railroad’s musical — and lyrical — lodestar dates back to 1976. By ANTHONY MARIANI Music: FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Free Will Astrology Music: Hearsay: Black Tie and CMJ, Flick On, FWAC’ers Music: Last Call: Last Call Music: Listen Up: As I Lay Dying Shadows Are Security\r\n(Metal Blade) By Justin Press Music: Listen Up: Bobby Purify Better to Have It\r\n(Proper Records) By Tom Geddie Music: The Show: The Show Film: Film Reviews: Just Lose It The misadventures of The 40-Year-Old Virgin lead to a (de)flowering of genius. By KRISTIAN LIN Film: Film Reviews: The Joke That Kills Expecting sophisticated humor from The Aristocrats? You’re in the wrong place. By KRISTIAN LIN Eats: Cafe Reviewed: Impressive Something wicked-tasty \r\nthis way comes — from \r\nCajun country. By CHRISTOPHER WYNN Eats: Chow, Baby: Who Needs a Date When the Mus-sa-Man’s Good? By Chow, Baby Calendar: Night and Day: The Making of the Film