The Story of Addie's Children
BY DEREK LUNDBERG
March 19, 2002

For the band name, Gal suggested “Addie’s Children” after reading William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying.  The rest of the band liked the name and have stuck with it.

Little Shop of Horrors
BY MEGAN ANDERSON
March 19, 2002

A dorky florist, a blonde bombshell, a deranged dentist, a Yiddish flower shop owner, a trio of street urchins, and a man-eating plant.  What do these things have in common?

The Man Who Wasn't There Review
BY WILL DUKE
February 18, 2002

The Man Who Wasn’t There is the most recent movie by the Cohen brothers that takes place in 1949 California.  Once it is made clear that this film is one that attempts to impress the audience with its frequent sweeping plot changes, the plot becomes predictably unpredictable. When viewing The Man Who Wasn’t There, the most important thing is to go into the film without any expectations.

Waking Life Review
BY WILL DUKE 
February 18, 2002

The outcome is a mesmerizing hour and a half of dreamlike images that accent the discussion of surreal topics such as God’s presence in film, evolution, the illusion of the passage of time, and the collective unconscious. Director Richard Linklater feels that most films today don’t have time for digression because of choppy plots; Waking Life is his attempt at “a film of ideas.”

Golden Corral: All I Could Eat
BY WILL HEIGHINGTON
February 18, 2002

For less than $8, an adult gets a bottomless drink, and as much food as he/she can eat.