Interview with Walter Schmidt, a Scientist Who Extracts Fiber from Chicken Feathers and Once Made a Toy Boat from This Fiber
by Amie Barrodale (6/19/2000)

I Write Short Books About the Popular Bands of the Day. Here Is My Story. (Episode 2.)
by Catherine Zymet (6/16/2000)

Letters to McSweeney’s
by Readers of McSweeney's (6/15/2000)

Pirate Riddles for Sophisticates
by Kevin Shay (6/14/2000)

But Will it Bring Back the Dinosaurs? Part Three
by Joshuah Bearman (6/13/2000)

Short Fiction Starring or Mentioning David Gergen: David Gergen Imposter in the East Village
by Tristan Ashby (6/10/2000)

Letters to McSweeney’s
by Readers of McSweeney's (6/10/2000)

Warnings Affixed to Laboratory Doors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: If You Accidentally Flushed Something Up the Condenser
by Anonymous MIT Laboratory Door Watcher (6/10/2000)

But Will it Bring Back the Dinosaurs? Part Two
by Joshuah Bearman (6/9/2000)

But Will it Bring Back the Dinosaurs? Part One,
by Joshuah Bearman (6/7/2000)

In My Town of Smallish Size and Stature
by Mary Phillips Sandy (6/5/2000)

Five Drinking Games (Increasing in Difficulty)
by Tim Carvell (6/2/2000)

Warnings Affixed to Laboratory Doors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Specific Chemical Hazard
by Anonymous MIT Laboratory Door Watcher (6/2/2000)

Ask the McSweeney’s Representative: Answers to Your Questions
by The McSweeney's Representative (6/1/2000)

Fifteen-Second Theater Presents, Proudly, “Quiniela.”
by Paul Heltzel (6/1/2000)

Readers’ Interesting Experiences While Buying, Reading, or Traveling with the Print Version: Your Experiences, Collected
by Various Readers of McSweeney's Quarterly Concern (5/31/2000)

Dear Mr. Colorful Radio Personality
by Stephany Aulenback (5/31/2000)

Preview of Summer Camps: Camp Previews Three and Four (in a series of ten)
by Jeff Johnson (5/30/2000)

Letters to McSweeney’s
by Readers of McSweeney's (5/30/2000)

I Write Short Books About the Popular Bands of the Day. Here Is My Story. (Episode 1.)
by Catherine Zymet (5/29/2000)

Humor Beginning With an Excerpt From a Newspaper
by Tim Carvell (5/26/2000)

Five Moments You Had to Be There
by Rose Gowen (5/22/2000)

Preview of Summer Camps: Camp Previews One and Two (in a series of ten)
by Jeff Johnson (5/19/2000)

A Review of Cirque Du Soleil’s O at the Bellagio Hotel Las Vegas Elicited Through Regression Therapy Hypnosis
by Kevin Guilfoile (5/18/2000)

Oh, Sweet Toronto!
by Neal Pollack (5/18/2000)

This interview is with a physicist named Dr. Dwight Adams, Professor of Physics at the Center for Low Temperature Research at the University of Florida, who invented the world’s coldest temperature-measuring thermometer
by Brent Hoff (5/15/2000)

Letters to McSweeney’s
by Readers of McSweeney's (5/14/2000)

Warnings Affixed to Laboratory Doors at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Three Announcements
by Anonymous MIT Laboratory Door Watcher (5/12/2000)

More Letters Found on Computers at an Internet Café in Bangkok
by John Bowe (5/11/2000)

A Nomad in the World, Part III
by Paul Maliszewski (5/10/2000)