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Feature
Iola's Scott Toland is the spelling champ of Kansas -- it's a dark and sinister world he's entered.
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State Lines
McVeigh is dead, but John Does 2, 3, 4 and 5 live on.
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Janovy
The downtown library cleans house.
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Patricia Kurtz bails while the Kansas City School Board readies its latest to-do list.
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Interview
Slipknot harvests sorrow with its bleak upcoming album, Iowa.
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Interview
Young Music Row bands such as Llama cross over into rock.
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When The Icarus Line comes to town, Buddyhead.com might make a few friends in Lawrence's music scene.
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Hear & Now
Amnesiac (Capitol)
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Hear & Now
Underwater Moonlight (Matador)
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Hear & Now
Tammy Cochran (Epic)
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Hear & Now
Kleenex/Liliput (Kill Rock Stars)
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Hear & Now
Chitlin Circuit Soul! (Rhino)
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Restaurant Reviews
Tony Ferrara's RistoranteCafe Express,
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Fat Mouth
Angie’s serves the icy fruits of its owners’ passion.
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Film
The Halfway to Hollywood Film Festival goes all the way.
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Film
Everything's hotter under the water in Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
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Stage
The Gene Pool makes a great television show.
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Hall
Kansas City fans save their love for the big leagues.
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If your AM radio is on the fritz, catch up on your sports talk here!
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Stuff
Between optimism and despair, there's comic (and author) Richard Lewis.
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Night & Day
Tomie DePaola’s Oliver Button Is a Sissy stands up for odd kids everywhere.
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Night & Day
Stan Brakhage’s hand-painted films are homages to God, his grandmother and himself.
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Night & Day
Week of June 14, 2001
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Letters from the week of June 14, 2001
