Issue of January 3, 2004
7 articles in this issue.
Still smug after all these years... Tom Robbins writes, are we still reading him?
Meet Castor and Pollux, two guys who rose from the lowliest of births to achieve celestial prominence.
Mankind's place on the food chain is in serious jeopardy. If you didn't pick up on that by the fact that Joe Millionaire got a second season, then let the "ant incident" clear any doubt from your mind.
Have you managed to keep to those New Year's Eve resolutions? Unless you carved them in stone or signed a contract in blood, there's still time to make some new ones that might be greatly appreciated.
<b>Change, and I don't mean two dimes and a nickel. </b>Approaching adulthood and turning sixteen is a big deal when you vividly remember so many details from being a child. Still, in the end, it's just the process of becoming who you are, but a little more so.
<b>Good morning, sunflowers. </b>Sunflowers are everywhere in Hamtramck, evoking memories of the past.
Both parents died. Now the daughters have to go through a houseful of personal effects. Sully doesn't want to face what she'll find out about her mother, and she's not quite sure how to face her sister Jesse, either.