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Features: Mayoral Survivor Contest: The BEAST Wants You to Run for Mayor! Rather Ridiculous : Media Forfeits Balls - Al Uthman What FDA Ruling? Keeping Kids on Drugs - Matt Taibbi Shitty Hall: Shady Start to Mayoral Race - Eric Gauchat A Lesson in Family Values: Scamming the Media, Parlock Style -William Rivers Pitt Wake Up and Smell the Jungle Rot - Stan Goff Kitty Kelley's The Family: - Book Review by Matt Taibbi Notes from the Big House: The Peda-files Ask Dr. Rotten: Interview with Sacred Seeds' Main Man True Horrors of Local Bureacracy: Wrath of the Rath- Jonathon Chance Movies: Music: alexisonfire, Moneen at the Showplace Reviews: Ketchup Samurai Hip Hop Reviews Events: Deep Fried - Jason Yungbluth Bob The Angry Flower - Stephen Notley © 2004 The Beast |
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ATTENTION BEAST READERS! The BEAST needs you to be the next Mayor of our dear city. That's right! We want you, a lowly loyal BEAST reader, to be the next Mayor of the city of Buffalo. WE ARE TOTALLY SERIOUS! We are launching a search for 16 contestants willing to run for the position of Mayor in 2005...more
A new and damning World Health Organization report has set off yet another round of condemnation and hand-wringing over the living nightmare that is the Sudanese crisis. But don't worry everyone-we're on the case. Never mind that we've been "on the case" for years, and even Roscoe P. Coltrane from "The Dukes of Hazzard" would have had it figured out by lunchtime..more
Early reports are inconclusive on whether or not the Republican National Convention was a boon to New York City's economy. None, however, have yet attempted to account for the bonanza in unreported and untaxable income flowing into the city during the week of the GOP soiree. In a quest for hard figures, investigate reporter I.M. Simpering called on his contacts in Manhattan's escort industry. Instead he heard tales of hard living and debauchery, which he has agreed to publish in The Beast... more
The third anniversary of 9/11 last week brought on a predictable onslaught of recaps and memorials, reminding us all of the tragedy of that day. We've been doing a lot of bombing and invading since then, ostensibly to defend against further attacks. Most of us felt pretty good about invading Afghanistan and removing the Taliban regime, but a lot of people are having second thoughts about Iraq. Our reasoning for the Iraqi invasion has changed as quickly as evidence of WMDs and a Saddam-Osama link has been discredited. What's the connection? But there is a connection between Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as every conflict our nation is involved in today: oil. At every turn, pipelines and proven reserves seem more of a motivation to our foreign policy than Homeland Security...more |