Issue Archive for the Week of
Mar 16 -
22,
2000
Vol. 9, No. 26
News
Meat is Murderously Good:
Home Cookbook
Going Whole Hog:
How to Roast Your Own Pig
Roast Lamb:
Charles Mudede Had A Little Dinner
Paying the Piper:
Traci Vogel's E. Coli Diary
Pastrami:
The Transvestite of Meat
Bring Me a Bucket:
A User's Guide to Eating Steak in Seattle
Hot Dogs:
I Wish I Were an Oscar Mayer Wiener
Bacon Shrunk My Ass:
Kathleen Wilson Spills the Beans on the Atkins Diet
Catch, Kill, Cook, Eat!:
If Meat is Murder, Why Don't You Have Blood on Your Hands?
Seattle Wants to Marry a Millionaire:
Seattle Times' Rosy Housing Report Misses the Mark
Against the Wal-Mart:
New Political Alliance Fights "Big Box" Stores
Police Beat:
Unusually Cruel Persons
Who's Offending Who?:
Federal Judge Demands Better Treatment for Rapists and Pedophiles
The Night People:
Graveyard-Shift Workers on the Losing End of Transit Cuts
Music
Breakfast with Death:
Death Cab for Cutie's Chris Walla Likes Cinnamon, Raisin Toast, Hash Browns
Voluptuous Voodoo:
Do You Accept D'Angelo as Your Personal Savior?
Old Faithfull:
The Grandmother of Goth Gets It Right
Film
Gun-Toting Samurai:
An Interview with Jim Jarmusch
Lusty Scandinavians:
A Week of Nordic Mayhem
Another Julia Roberts Film:
Independent Roots in a Big Budget World
The Thinking Bomb:
A Sympathetic Look at a Political Extremist
Cover Art
