Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Mar 27 - Apr 2, 2002
- Vol. 20, No. 13
News & Features
Dog Stars
Canine freestyle debuts in Richmond, drool and all.
What I Do
Diana Jefferson, 53, Gift-Basket Maker
Blazing the Trail
They toss around 2-ton boulders and fight paving with a passion.
The flag bearers are warriors.
And warriors respect persistence, even when they believe the other side is wrong.
Dr. William Regelson
Obit
Arts & Events
A Thousand Words, At Least
Hand Workshop
Slightly Shocking
Quinn and his panel of politically incorrect comedians waver between humor and offense.
Emotional Drought
Timeliness alone can't make this workmanlike drama about a wife's search for her missing photojournalist husband blossom.
Riding In Cars With Girls
The Michelle Malone Stars
Art at Home
This year's new One/Off printmakers' exhibition nestles comfortably in the Schindler Gallery's Church Hill row home.
Now Hear This
CDs
Are SOLs Changing Teaching?
television
Antonio Garcia
Director of Jazz Studies, Virginia Commonwealth University
Got Apartments?
Richmond's roadside curiosity gets converted once more, this time into apartments.
Art at Home
Markel Corp.'s Alan Kirshner thinks fine art brightens the work experience, and his employees are smiling.
Visual Lying
R.B. Gassie manipulates photographs to produce images that seem just out of grasp.
Brett Busang
Painter
The Big Picture
Movies are subject to change.
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Recently Reviewed
Akida, Cafe Bella
Film
The James River Film Fest offers a rare gem: the founder and champion of American avant-garde cinema, Jonas Mekas.
Food & Drink
Flashback Lunch
Grab a vanilla Coke at Paragon Pharmacy and you'll be blasted back to the '50s.
Among the Beer Geeks
James River Homebrewers Association
Opinion & Blogs
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The Score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist
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