Vol 26 Issue 1260
Published 1/26/2005 through 2/1/2005
Everything You Know About Taxes is Wrong (Cover Story)
Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter David Cay Johnston talks about the retooling of the tax code to serve the very rich at the expense of the middle.
Lapdog Journalism (News)
Does the Pioneer Press have a commercial interest in the proposal for a dike around the St. Paul airport?
Addition, subtraction...the Strib struggles with the education budget (News Briefs)
TCFU (News Briefs)
To one local bank, a Republican in need is a friend indeed.
Basket of Tears (Jim Walsh)
The other night there was a party at my house.
Viewmaster
The Junkman cometh.
One For The Team (Hang Time)
In praise of Fred Hoiberg.
What Happened? (Hang Time)
Everybody thought the Wolves would contend for an NBA crown this year, and some picked them to win it. Not anymore: how egos and contracts turned one of the league's highest-paid teams into middle-of-the-pack under-achievers.
Horizontal Hunger (Dish)
Three of the best lunch options in the Minneapolis skyways prove you can get restaurant quality on the run.
Breaking the Ice (Arts Feature)
The Soap Factory's Art Shanty Projects turn life on the frozen lake into a work of art.
Pleasure in Slow Motion (Music)
Happy Apple takes its time to get to know you.
Janis Figure at the Johnny Cash tribute show at the Cabooze (In Da Club)
Billy Bisson hawks a loogey in Minneapolis, just to watch it fly.
John Legend (Radio Gaga)
"Used to Love U," "Ordinary People," "Number One"
Cam'Ron: Purple Haze (CD Review)
Ol' Dirty Bastard: Osirus, the Official Mixtape (CD Review)
The Gleam: The Chisago County EP (CD Review)
The Slits: Cut (CD Review)
Deeper Into Movies (Film)
'Bad Education' takes a studious approach to the meta-movie.
Final Cut (Film)
'Moolaadé' seeks an end to female circumcision in Senegal.
Hard Times Befall Greek King, Eye Gouging Ensues (Theater)
Peter Macon leads the Guthrie's winning 'Oedipus.'
Highlight: Point Break LIVE! (Theater)
Volunteer Actor Improves on Keanu Reeves Performance.
New Kid On The Bloc (Books)
Martin Cruz Smith's latest hero comes from Russia with love...and a death wish.
Rattawut Lapcharoensap: Sightseeing (Books Roundup)
