Issue Archive for the Week of
Oct 26 -
Nov 1,
2000
Vol. 10, No. 6
Pullout
Exquisite Corpses:
The Practice of Everyday Death in Seattle
so, you're going to hell:
A Sinner's Guide to the Future
Disposing of the Body:
It Doesn't Have to Be a Nuisance
burn them all:
Vaporizing the Dead in a Fremont Crematorium
A Month in the Death of Seattle:
Seattleites Who Died Between September 1 and October 1, 2000
deadeye dick:
A Medical Examiner Identifies Those Who Don't Want to Be Identified
News
The Dead:
Corpse cleanup, burial methods, the road to Hell, the King County Medical Examiner... The Stranger devotes its love to Seattle's least-productive citizens.
Sumo On My Mind:
The 500-Pound Divertissement
The Latest Lie:
Sound Transit's Fine Print Guts Promises to Voters
Unchartered Territory:
Charter Schools Offer a Necessary Alternative Editorial
Loaded on Campus:
UW Campus Police Want Spiffy New Semi-Automatics
Unclear Nuclear:
Nuke Production May Reopen Hanford
Cheap Rent:
Neighbors Demand More Housing Inspections
Police Beat:
Cop World
Music
Shiny Happy Polly:
The Gen-X Hendrix Reborn as a 50-Foot Softy
Change Is Good:
Elliott Comes in Late and Takes Over the Joint
Cinerama Makes Good:
David Gedge Is a Lovely Fellow
The Rapture:
Two Dreamy Bands Dream Together
Film
Bad Movie Project:
Documentary Director Sells His Soul
Lost on Television:
"Stardom" Fails to Capture the Magic of the Boob Tube
An Interpretive Palaver:
The Brothers Quay Confuse Two Haughty Film Critics
Seeing Susie:
Miranda July Is a Dancing, Laughing Lunatic
Brothers from Another Planet:
The Children of Kurdistan
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