Issue #3, Spring 1999
Online Life
Deborah Chow |
Anime Attacks! |
From Sailor Moon to Samurai Troopers, Japanese animation
finds an audience in the U.S.
Lorelei Laird |
Self-exposure |
With the advent of widespread Internet access, even
diaries are going digital
.
Matt Mutchler |
Yes, Virginia, there are normal people in cyberspace |
An online newcomer's search for someone he actually wants
to chat with
Hard Realities
Johanna Myers |
To sign or not to sign? |
One boy's experience captures an ongoing debate over how
to teach deaf children to communicate
Amy Berger |
Straight from the heart |
How her family's persistence, playing the odds, and
(maybe) a little prayer
gave Anna Felsen a reason to live
Bridget Maloney |
When a friend is raped |
The best help you can give is knowing what to do
CMU and Pittsburgh
Hilary Greenbaum |
Get me outta here! |
CMU upperclassmen trading their cramped dorm rooms for low
rent,
privacy, and long commutes
Carrice Delo |
Do UC what I see? |
Carnegie Mellon's newest building, the University Center,
is uniting
students and community alike
Danielle Pieratti |
From the horse's mouth |
Local horse whisperer Donna McDonald takes her technique out to trot
Becca Fribush |
Strip search |
The Strip District is a great place to shop for food if
you know how
to go about it
Lifestyles
Neema Avashia |
How to travel in India and still enjoy yourself |
Bottled water and other secrets from someone who's been there before
Diado Mack |
Big money, a good script, ... and real blood |
Our writer takes some misconceptions about professional wrestling down
for the count
Jane Liddle |
Out of sync |
Super-cute adolescents and multi-million-dollar business
deals put
America's rock in jeopardy
Christine Tarbet |
How to treat a woman on your first date... |
So she'll go out with you for a second
Mike Porpora |
Hard to swallow? |
Delving into the gray market of legal performance-enhancing
drugs