Issue Archive for the Week of
Jul 11 -
17,
2002
Vol. 11, No. 43
News
Where Are They NoW:
In the late '90s, Seattle voters were fed up with a city council that was too cozy with downtown retailers and developers. A slew of reform-minded candidates were elected to the city council as a result. Years later, what the hell happened to Seattle's pr
Art Is the Destination:
Sand Point offers Seattle artists space, venues, views and studios. But is that enough?
Capitol Hill Block Party:
Program Guide
Industrial-Strength Politics:
Georgetown's Industrial Coffee Hosts Political Campaign Kickoff
'Times' Warp:
Undercover Activists Spoof the Seattle Times with Satirical Seattle Crimes
The Bicycle Thief:
Bike Enthusiast Combs Town for Her Beloved Beach Cruiser
Negative Sign:
Cops Remove Activists' Political Yard Signs
Music
DIY Murder:
The Kills Keep Rock Bloody, Raw
Candy Land:
PuffyAmiYumi's Pop Confections
The Roots Reunion:
The Disappearing Act Comes Back
ONE-NIGHT STAND:
That Inescapable Seattle "Sound"
Film
The Ultimate Self-Hatred:
The Believer Offers a First: the Nazi Jew
The Lie of Truth:
An Interview with Henry Bean
Revenge:
Perdition Rules!
Whorl-Wind:
Spirals Obsess Kurozu-cho!
Cover Art
