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“Where can I find a Sweet Tooth?” We keep getting this question and I have to tell you a secret; printing costs money. Now we print up to 500 copies for the three months of the quarterly run which is very little. But this limited run works to several advantages. One, the people who find a Sweet Tooth keep the Sweet Tooth. We feel each print should be cherished as such not only out of a green sensibility but also because the designer, Paul Dean, put some work into the layout and it is a piece of art. Two, it drives readers to the web version where we hope they will take advantage of each article's online forum. The goal of Sweet Tooth is to promote discussion not create more trash. So if we under print it's not to drive you crazy, it's to ensure that we don't get overwhelmed with the task of finding money rather than the goal at hand. Given that, you can obtain a paper copy of Sweet Tooth NUMBER TWO at the locations listed below. There is a selection marked with an asterisk that have been given a laminated copy of NUMBER ONE that you can peruse over a Highland coffee or a Big Cheesy Lou. If you want to make sure that you get a copy come out to Red Star, April 12 for the NUMBER TWO celebration (see It's Party Time). Also, we can mail a copy directly to your home for a five-dollar donation. You have to pay through the donation button above this window and enter your request. It's really easy and you'll be supporting a good cause. No pressure, just thought you'd like to know. THE LIST!
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