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October 26, 2001

Volume 21, Number 8

news

food

  • Unwrapping the Package

    Beneath all the glitter and glamour at Kenichi lies a restaurant of authentic substance, Chronicle Food writer Rachel Feit observes. Kenichi's executive chef Shane Stark knows more than the fine art of raw fish and rice.

    BY RACHEL FEIT

  • Will Travel for Food

    How Chronicle Food writer Rebecca Chastenet de Géry's Oklahoma parents found flaming mussels in a French seaside town.

  • Food-o-File

    Food Editor Virginia B. Wood gets ready to attend the Southern Foodways Symposium.

    BY VIRGINIA B. WOOD

  • Second Helpings: Sushi - Part One

    Wes Marshall surveys some of Austin's sushi restaurants in this week's "Second Helpings."

  • Food Reviews

    Spicy Tandoor Restaurant

music

screens

the arts

columns

  • Postmarks

    Rape saga redux and other local imbroglios.

  • Day Trips

    Captain Day Trips scares us with spooky stories of Texas.

    BY GERALD E. MCLEOD

  • Mr. Smarty Pants

    Come & get your Doctorate of Trivialogy.

    BY MR. SMARTY PANTS

  • After a Fashion

    The Club DeVille Fall Fashion Extravaganza leads this week's list of what's hot.

    BY STEPHEN MACMILLAN MOSER

  • About AIDS

    Give what you can because it ain't over yet.

    BY SANDY BARTLETT

  • To Your Health

    I have been taking methotrexate for rheumatoid arthritis for more than two years with good results, but now my doctor is advising me to discontinue it because he says my liver enzymes are becoming elevated. Is there a way to avoid this side effect?

    BY JAMES HEFFLEY, PH.D.

  • Coach's Corner

    UTmay finish in the Top Ten for the first time in 17 years -- but it won't be enough for Longhorn Fan, the nation's most spoiled and delusional sportsfan. Part two of a two-part series.

    BY ANDY "COACH" COTTON

    • The Luv Doc: Real People vs. Smart Phones

    Nothing breaks the ice like a flawless recitation of the Monty Python 'Albatross' sketch

    Postmarks

    Letters to the editor, published daily

books

  • You Can't Go Home Again

    Chronicle writer Jesse Sublett on why James Crumley, whose mystery The Final Country has recently been published, is the best writer from Texas to disown the state.

    BY JESSE SUBLETT

  • Postscripts

    Book news, signings, and author appearances this week

    BY CLAY SMITH