Halloween rises from the soil, undead again From forgotten moss-troopers to present-day freaks, Yale disgorges a host of wacky ghost stories Minor Threats Exhibit Pop art besides that old can of soup, By Prudence Peiffer Book Hemingway's latest not 'true' to form, By Adam Fein Records Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: Xtra-Acme USA, By Ian Blecher Arto Lindsay: Prize, By Alan Schoenfeld The Magnetic Fields: 69 Love Songs, By Sam Frank Ween: Paintin' the Town Brown: Ween Live '90-'98, By Garrett Weinberg Drama Pinter's 'Betrayal': a bitter, backward love triangle, By Holly Kline 'The Rose Tattoo' roars, but far too silently, By Jada Yuan Theater Oh, 'Honey': campy queen bee rules young drone, By Elisabeth Marshall O'Neill's lonely talk on an empty stomach, By Ariana Falk Tongue-in-Chic: Enjoying Halloween eye candy, By Jamil V. Moen
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