Issue Archive for the Week of
May 24 -
30,
2001
Vol. 10, No. 36
News
The Stranger's Siff Notes:
Study hard for the Seattle International Film Festival with our cheat sheets, glossary… and the most complete, original, opinionated reviews in town! PLUS: An up-to-the-minute SIFF schedule you can take to the movies!
Speakeasy Burns:
Will Popular Internet Cafe Rise from the Ashes?
Deputy Dogged:
Sheriff's Office Accused of Harassing Do-Gooder Rookie
Told You So:
Racial Profiling Task Force Broke the Law
Republicans for Sidran:
Rich Right-Winger Politicizes Arts Luncheon
Police Beat:
The City Limits
Five to Four:
Supermajority Rules
Commies, Cops, and Cubans:
At Sixth and Pine, Pedro Fights the Power, Makes the Man Listen
Music
Great Big Deal:
Pretty Girls Make Graves Live up to the Hype
Wild and Blue:
Kristin Hersh's Fractured Self-Portrait
Murder Ballads:
Johnny Dowd is a Pretty Nice Guy
Film
SIFF and Its Discontents:
Satellites 2001's Alternate Festival Helps Put Life in Perspective
Digital Zero:
Pearl Harbor Reviewed Sight Unseen
Cover Art
