For the Week of
February 11-17, 1999
Cover: Heart Conditions
A trio of Valentine's Day tributes: Ted Rall writes on love and the delete key. John Yewell on the national obsession with carnal politics. Kelly Luker on wholly amazing unions.
News: Rough or Ready?
A citizen's tribunal revs up to investigate San Jose police misconduct charges the same week the city gets slapped with two brutality lawsuits.
Metropolis News Extras
- Willow Glen: Thieves get stamps from downtown Willow Glen's mini-post office.
- Cupertino: Council delays decision on home regulations.
- Saratoga: Councilmembers, commissioners wading into fray over school trees.
Public Eye: Prospective City Council candidates are already entertaining early-bird election dreams.
Pretty Babies: A B*Witching tale of a teenage cosmetics ritual, now accelerated for the pre-pubescent set.
Lord of the Rejects: Paul Westerberg probes the pain of vulnerability on Suicaine Gratifaction.
Threnody Thrill: Polish maestro Penderecki made believers out of SJ Symphony audience.
With the Heat Up: Johnny Copeland's daughter, Shemekia, follows the family's blues tradition.
Hollywood Hearts: From You've Got Mail to Message in a Bottle, modern movies cheat us of the surprise of real romance.
Jr. Varsity Blues: No matter how clever, a 14-year-old is still 14 years old in the new comedy Rushmore.
Server Trouble: Christina Waters examines the fine and elusive art of proper table stewardship.
El Niño Behind Glass: The de la Torre brothers open a window onto the essential flux of being, in their new installation, El Niño's Wake.
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