2004-05-30

The Winter issue of American Vegan (V.3 #3)

Reports on World Vegan Day (November 1) celebrations in Philadelphia and Chicago, and a New Jersey Vegan Festival.

We look at recent steps taken to improve school lunches, and ruminate on the mad cow crisis. Anthony Marr speaks out on tiger preservation and Dr. Charles Vaclavik reviews vegetarian mortality studies. Philadelphia's Kind Caf� shares some of its health supporting recipes. University of Chicago Vegan Society members are shown competing in an iron skillet contest.

Freya Dinshah accompanies Bill Sciarappa on field studies of soybeans for human consumption. Jerry Simonelli talks about non-violence and the animal rights movement, and Joy Katz from Gentle World tells how she has evolved as a vegan campaigner. On the raw beet, Paulette Eisen samples dessert recipes from Cherie Soria. Anne Dinshah interviews Hildegard Richter of Brazil. Hildegard and Marly Winckler invite us to attend the International Vegetarian Congress in November 2004 (http://www.ivu.org/).  Harry Gershenowitz examines the life of Isaac Bashevis Singer, and Charles Patterson explains how Singer's vision inspired him to write The Eternal Treblinka . Earth Vegan Footwear announces a new line of breathable simulated leather shoes. Book reviews: Fresh from the Vegetarian Slow Cooker, -Robertson ($14.95 from AVS), Plant Based Nutrition and Health �Walsh ($17.95 from AVS)

 

 

 

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