Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- Jun 5-11, 2002
- Vol. 20, No. 23
News & Features
Freundian Theory
Developer Margaret Freund's gleaming project is set to rise in a dingy corner of Shockoe Bottom — and she says more changes are coming.
Flying Lessons
After 15 Years, Two VCU Scientists Believe They've Proven Global Warming With the Help of A Little Yellow Bird
What I Do: Roosevelt Williams, 66
Retired burn specialist and volunteer for 50 years at Virginia Commonwealth University's Medical College of Virginia Hospitals.
Arts & Events
music: Revisiting the Blues
Blues duo Paul Rishell and Annie Raines bring their blues pedigree to Richmond.
Sculptural Machines
Made up of once-useful tools, Lawrence Fane's work now only hints at functionality.
Recently Read
A Cold Spring, The Book of Shadows
music: Random Noise
General rants and raves about music
movies: 'Sum' Kinda Good
Tom Clancy fans may nitpick the timeline in "The Sum of All Fears," but few will fault the movie's powerful mix of fantasy and reality.
quick flicks
About A Boy, Enough, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Insomnia, Y Tu Mama Tambien
music: Varied Player
Christian McBride will jump from chamber music to jazz-rock to big band, so pay attention.
Food & Drink
The Other White Wines
Hogue Cellars' Gary Hogue champions the underdog grapes: chenin blanc and Riesling.
Meet the Middle East
The Mediterranean Bakery has been introducing Richmonders to Middle Eastern culture and food for 20 years.
Pass the Pig's Knuckles
Forget kung pao, moo goo and other American "Chinese food," Full Kee offers real, authentic Chinese food.
Opinion & Blogs
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