Issue Archive for the Week of
Nov 14 -
20,
2002
Vol. 12, No. 9
News
From Hippieshit to Slam:
The Uses of Open Mic Nights
Where to Expose Yourself:
Seattle's Open-Mic and Small Venues
Rapid Transit:
The Kickakickamish People Once Built a Public Transportation System Much Like the Monorail... and It Nearly Destroyed Them
The Democrat Who Won:
Glee Club Interviews Liberal Rep. Jay Inslee to Find Out How a Real Democrat Won in Bush's Suburban America
End Game:
Winners and Losers in the Monorail Nail-Biter
Post-Intelligent Design:
Hearst Launches Post-Intelligencer Redesign to Combat Times' Gains
Message Sent:
The Meaning of R-51's Defeat
Risk Assessment:
FBI Witness Undermines Feds' Case to Keep Ujaama in Detention
The Donut Paper:
Seattle's Leading Daily Isn't Thinking About Seattle
Music
Mad Scientists:
Add N to (X) Synth Frankensteins
Yo, Seattle!:
Stuck Under the Needle's Local Empire
Layin' It Straight:
Bobby Bare Jr. Talks Southern Rock
The New Old School:
Del Tha Funkee Homosapien
Cock Mobster:
MC Paul Barman Keeps It Real Funny
One-Night Stand:
The Good and the Ugly
The Electronic Beat:
Beat Lali Puna
Underage:
At the Vera Project
Classical & Jazz:
UW Concerto Competition
Film
Worker's Playtime:
A Digressive Interview with Todd Haynes
Still Not Safe:
Todd Haynes & Julianne Moore Make a Postmodern Classic
Movie Review Revue:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
