Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from September 2002:
A glass house, and what a view; Ralph Rapson's experimental 24-foot cube puts him closer to nature.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
FICTION; Actor Hawke delivers solid 2nd novel.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
STRIKE AVERTED: AN ANALYSIS; Selig deserves a place among winners in deal.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
From job loss comes a growing business; Trucking operator seized opportunities.(BUSINESS)(Dick Youngblood)
Sep 01, 2002;
Model T appears for fundraiser; Cheryl Tiegs surprises crowd at even for Ballet of the Dolls.(NEWS)(C.J.)
Sep 01, 2002;
BACK TO SCHOOL; WHAT THE BUDGET SCISSORS LEFT; The first day of school promises to mix hope and frustration as families encounter more crowded classes, higher activity fees and less busing and other services.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
CORRECTIONS.(NEWS)(CORRECTIONS)
Sep 01, 2002
Show your cards; after all, it's preseason.(SPORTS)(Dan Barreiro)
Sep 01, 2002;
Man shot in St. Paul dies; suspect still at large.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
DFL auditor's race; Voters should `hire' Greg Gray.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Sep 01, 2002
Saving salmon; $3.3 billion and little to show.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Sep 01, 2002
Letters from readers.(NEWS)(Letter to the Editor)
Sep 01, 2002
Fair needs costly repairs; Grandstand tops wish list of foundation.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
SIDE ROADS; Milwaukee to host Indian Summer Fest.(TRAVEL)
Sep 01, 2002;
Raising concerns; Moms and dads are increasingly looking to their parents for child care. And while the grandparents option is handy, it can also lead to conflicts over how the child is being raised.(VARIETY)
Sep 01, 2002;
Do worry, be happy: Left leans toward levity; Often-humorless activists are aiming for a Labor Day of laughs in St. Paul.(NEWS)(Doug Grow)
Sep 01, 2002;
Advances eclipse a surgical marvel; Fifty years after the first open-heart success, the operation is routinely replaced by other less-invasive options.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Minnesota lawyer takes key role in fight with Bush administration.(BUSINESS)(HEADLINER)
Sep 01, 2002;
How to spend your vacation helping someone else.(TRAVEL)
Sep 01, 2002;
Qualified support for Bush; Most favor ousting Saddam as long as Congress approves.(NEWS)(Minnesota Poll)
Sep 01, 2002;
One of two Le Sueur jail escapees is caught.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Court-ordered race draws a crowd; After a July 3 ruling gave the decision to voters, a dozen little-known candidates began vying for an open judgeship in the state's First Judicial District.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
PADDLING THE BOUNDARY WATERS; Child's play; Camping trips for the entire family are possible, and often require more planning and a few adjustments. But there are invaluable rewards.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Introducing Minnesota's new Body; The next pro wrestler to become a national celebrity might be ex-Gopher Brock Lesnar.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Figuring out just how we rate; Refinance before someone breaks mortgage balloon.(VARIETY)(BACKFENCE)
Sep 01, 2002;
Moving on and moving in; At Macalester and other schools, students arrive with high hopes and a few jitters.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Networks still are in the minority on diversity.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
TRAVEL NOTES; Exhibit highlights community changes.(TRAVEL)
Sep 01, 2002;
September already? It's too soon, but it's welcome.(VARIETY)(Kim Ode)
Sep 01, 2002;
OUTDOORS ALMANAC; Pheasant count adds up nicely.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Amateur ball loses metal bats, and a legend.(SPORTS)(Patrick Reusse)
Sep 01, 2002;
PAPERBACKS; `Conclave' explores how to pick a pope.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
SUNDAY PEOPLE; TODAY'S SPOTLIGHT: Nat Porter.(BUSINESS)
Sep 01, 2002;
PETPOURRI.(VARIETY)
Sep 01, 2002;
SCRAPBOOK; For a little guy, fair has its ups and downs.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002
The golf whisperer; Golf guru wins believers among executives who find business lessons at his tees.(BUSINESS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Minneapolis firefighter convicted of raping girl; More than a year of attacks began when she was 10.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Primary concerns: Redistricting, growth; Following is a roundup of counties and cities in the seven-county metro area that have contested races in the Sept. 10 primary election.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002
Fairly flying.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002
Some say that north Minneapolis melee should've been called a riot.(NEWS)(If you ran the newspaper)
Sep 01, 2002;
ART; SHIRIN NESHAT FILMS AND PHOTOS.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
BOOKS; JOHN KOBLAS.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
DIVERSIONS; FREE OPEN HOUSE.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
TALENT SHOUT; YURI MEDVEDEV.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
Legislators need the guts to fund legitimate stadium.(SPORTS)(Sid Hartman)
Sep 01, 2002;
Solheim hopefuls contending.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
POP MUSIC; JAMGRASS FESTIVAL.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
THEATER; A VERY OLD MAN WITH ENORMOUS WINGS.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
VIOLIN LESSONS; The teacher; A beautiful heart; Using the Suzuki method and infinite patience, violin teacher Ellen Kim shows that "any child can learn.".(ENTERTAINMENT)(VIOLIN LESSONS)
Sep 01, 2002;
In Jordan, hope battles hostility; A community garden symbolizes hope in north Minneapolis, where residents try to push drug dealers out.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
NEWS & NOTES; Mixed Blood, other theaters announce coming seasons.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
TWINS NOTES; Playoffs delay Twins' plans to add to roster.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Starting somewhere; Minnetonka might become a high school football power under the leadership of new coach Dave Nelson, but right now the program is taking baby steps.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
A's beat Twins for 17th in a row.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
There's a trick to it; Gophers shut out Southwest Texas.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
GOPHERS NOTEBOOK; Nystrom tops Lohmiller mark.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Hosack has impressive debut; Johnson's replacement displays impressive ability.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
Noteworthy; Former QB Brian Russell constantly jots down information to help him learn the nuances of a new position.(SPORTS)
Sep 01, 2002;
NEWS & NOTES; MIA focuses on modernist Breuer.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
A PREVIEW OF LOCAL RACES; Who votes in primaries? It's an age-old answer.(NEWS)
Sep 01, 2002;
IF YOU GO; No pictures, please: Mind cultural courtesies when visiting Hopi villages.(TRAVEL)
Sep 01, 2002;
THE Hopi WAY; A group of volunteers on vacation traveled to the Hopi reservation with the intent of being of service. They returned feeling they'd gotten more than they gave.(TRAVEL)
Sep 01, 2002;
FICTION; Lights, camera, chance; A widower's obsession with a silent-film star leads to the unexpected.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
MYSTERY; Hoag thrills with Palm Beach whodunit.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;
Dancer returns with one `trickpony'; Sally Rousse decided to take a sabbatical last year to explore "new possibilities.".(ENTERTAINMENT)
Sep 01, 2002;