Style Weekly
Richmond's alternative for news, arts, culture and opinion
- Issue Archive for
- May 12-18, 2004
- Vol. 22, No. 19
News & Features
Backtracking
Four decades of Richmond racing.
Word & Image: Davy Jones
Entertainer, horse enthusiast.
Losing Authority
New stadium, new extension: Is this the end for the RMA?
Arts & Events
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
Fringe Fashion
Fifteen college students create their own catwalk.
Minds in Motion at the Authur Ashe Center
Minds in Motion celebrates Maggie Walker.
Guns as Art
“Swords into Plowshares” beats dirt into guns.
Boy Trouble
“Godsend” clones the thriller.
RABL Rousers or Peaceful Protesters?
Carytown Books will stay up for a three-day, banned-book reading.
Now Hear This
Reviews of new CDs by Felix da Housecat, Toots and the Maytals, Trio Mediaeval, Modest Mouse, Ben Kweller and local bands Bio Ritmo and Oregon Hill Funk All-Stars.
Is that Art?
1708’s newest show takes the pulse of contemporary art.
Set List
Where to go. What to hear.
Rental Unit: “The Cooler”
You got to know when to fold ’em.
17th Century Reality
A Virginia man goes back in time on a new PBS series.
Mr. Bojangles is Back
Jerry Jeff Walker flies in from Texas.
Hot Hands
Robert Jospé’s hot jazz rides the charts.
Food & Drink
Tame Tongue
Saigon Bistro brings easy Vietnamese to the West End.
Opinion & Blogs
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the score
A weekly ranking of the city zeitgeist.
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Rosie Right
Our language and how it works.
Behind Closed Doors
No one — no matter how virtuous or kind — can be trusted with absolute, unreviewable power over other human beings.
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