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February 15-21, 1996
Metro's Literary Quarterly
Cover
Into the Wild: Jon Krakauer asks why a man would turn his back on society.
An Open Weave: devorah major weaves in and out of the lives of three generations of women.
Killing Rage: Ending Racism: bell hooks spears race, sex and class.
Spike, Mike, Slackers & Dykes: John Pierson deflates some independent filmmakers.
Public Eye: Redevelopment dabbles in hysterical preservation, the possibility of mayoral housecleanings and kitchen cabinets.
Polis Report: Trade you a Ross Perot for a Pat Buchanan?
Broken Arrow: Loony terrorist vs. harried hero.
Music
Tori Story: On her new album, Boys for Pele, Tori Amos drowns her fury in piano trills and obscure lyrics.
Reggae's Passionate Renaissance Man: Burning Spear catches fire on a new album.
Audiofile: Reviews of the latest CDs by Eazy-E, Seven Mary Three, and The Recruits.
Beat Street: Presidents of the United States of America win the race.
Stage
Steps Lively: Hubbard Street dances in from Chicago.
The Marriage of Figaro: A witty performance of sublime delight and poignancy.
Vegging Out: Downtown San Jose's Vegetarian House offers an array of vegetarian cuisine from around the world.