- Issue Archive for
- Jul 15-21, 2003
- Vol. 24, No. 29
News
"We Had to Do Something"
Women pioneers of the state environmental movement tell their stories of getting angry, getting involved, and sometimes getting results.
Boys of Summer
In his latest work, The Teammates, celebrated author/historian David Halberstam takes a look at the core of the almost-great Boston Red Sox teams of the 1940s.
Waking the Dead
As detective and prosecutor, Mike Varnado and Bill Alford once stood together in the Angola witness room to watch Robert Lee Willie die. Today, their stances on the death penalty couldn't be further apart.
The Hors D'Oeuvres of History
The current information blitz about the Louisiana Purchase could leave out the tastiest bits of American history.
Columns
Events
Defining Genius
Dave Eggers continues his heartbreaking work with a paperback version of You Shall Know Our Velocity!, the much-anticipated follow-up to his Pulitzer Prize-nominated memoir.
Music
Stage
Film
Vicious Cycle
Francois Truffaut's semi-autobiographical adventures of Antoine Doinel -- captured in five separate films over 20 years -- starts off brilliantly but winds up trapped by its own limitations.
