Black Belt Eagle Scout = Sleater-Kinney + Japanese Breakfast … read more
Review: Black Belt Eagle Scout – The Land, The Water, The Sky
Stoneface: February 1993
Even though he and the rest of the band didn’t have a lot to say about their music or almost anything for that matter, I got a feeling from their attitudes about their music. … read more
Literature: February 1993
With the economic balance of power shifting in the early 198Os, Japanese-American relations have suffered, especially of late. This problem, along with the hows and whys of it, forms the basis of Michael Crichton’s latest novel, Rising Sun. … read more
Miscellaneous: Dance Club Etiquette
Just a few pointers you should understand before making comments or asking questions of the DJ at your favorite club. … read more
Movies Reviews: February 1993
1991: The Year Punk Broke will be showing late nights at the Tower Theatre, 876 E. 900 South, on March 19, 20, 26 and 27. The film is 99 minutes and is not rated. … read more
Record Review: February 1993
Pretend everything is fine, life in Utah is beautiful, unlike Georgia, where the Vigilantes of Love live. … read more
SLUG Style: Kalei
Kalei is spearheading the local fashion movement through her organization Salt Lake Fashion Collective, an inclusive as a space for creatives to connect. … read more
Review: M(h)aol – Attachment Styles
M(h)aol = LCD Soundsystem + Bikini Kill … read more
Film Review: Knock at the Cabin
Knock at the Cabin hinges on the anxiety that the universe is blind to the social terror we’ve created, unprejudiced in its judging and its choice of martyrs. … read more
A Distinct Society: Love, Loss and Understanding
A Distinct Society explores playwright Kareem Fahmy’s identity as a child of Middle Eastern immigrants during a time of political strife. … read more
Unsheltered Utah: Surviving the Moratorium
Wendy Garvin is the executive director of Unsheltered Utah, a community organization that helps our unsheltered neighbors stay safe, healthy and supported. … read more
Politics: Pigeonholing of the American Mind or the Nature of the Capitalist Beast
A smokescreen envelops each and every one of us. A smokescreen of words and beliefs which, although we may not recognize its existence, would cause us to choke in disbelief were we to finally recognize its existence. … read more
