Issue Archive for the Week of
May 4 -
10,
2000
Vol. 9, No. 33
Pullout
Interview:
City Of
Summer Lovin':
Mindless Music Works in the Summertime, but Not All Summer Music Has to Be Mindless
MAGIC-NUMBER:
Hidden-Name Spelling Bee
The Sampler:
No One Is Safe from the Sampler
Reject Roundup:
Roundly Rejected
News
A Movement & A Market:
I Went to the Millennium March on Washington and All I Got was This Lousy George Michael Mousepad
Driving for Dollars:
A New Advertising Strategy Targets Seattle Commuters
The War on Drunks:
Seattle Neighborhoods Get Tough on Cheap Booze
Music
All Hands on the (Blank) One:
A Gaggle of Writers Tussle Over the New Sleater-Kinney
Surrender to Jonathan!:
The Missing Link between the Velvets and the Ramones
Fun Art Rock:
Not an Oxymoron
Film
Men In Sandals:
Do You Like Movies about Gladiators?
The "Sleep" of the Just Okay:
Docu-narrative-essay Starts Strong, Loses Focus
The Smell of Breck:
Sofia Coppola's Debut Nails Atmosphere, Lacks Gravity
Cover Art
