Week in Review, June 20

Unity College won 3rd place for its vegan stuffed chard leaves with red pepper tomato chutney (1) and a veganic farmer in New Mexico disavowed all animal fertilizers (2). While Peter Singer suggested going meat-free (3), critic Jay Rayner struggled on five days of rabbit food (4). "Chicken without sexual life" was translated to "pullet" on Chinese restaurant menus (5). Residents in Blue Hill planned to fast in protest of Star Wars (6).

Maine's endangered wild ginger was stalked (7), an Orono woman suggest big box roof gardens (8), and a Russian was sentenced for diverting a plane during a inflight drunken rampage (9). The Ice House was still for sale (10) and a customer at Mark's said the competition was sagged out (11).

Chinook salmon invaded South America (12) and Jonah crabs eating baby urchins showed a marine scientist the problems of overfishing cod (13). George Smith said saltwater anglers wanted to fish free or die (14). "We will have to import fish from other states or other countries," said Ron Odlin, a commercial fisherman. "Won't that be something for the tourist magazines to try and spin?" (15)