Issue Archive for the Week of
Dec 19 -
25,
2002
Vol. 12, No. 14
News
Our Literary Emissary:
Local and Successful Agent Elizabeth Wales
Big City of Dreams:
No to the Ka-Thunk of Regional Small Presses, Yes to the Big Bucks of Corporate Publishers
Never Mind the Arithmetic:
From Soft City to Waxwings, the Narrative of Jonathan Raban
WAR GAMES:
If you're trying to stop the war on Iraq-- if you're even thinking about Iraq--then you must be one of the few, the powerless, the marginal
Standard Rap:
City and Club Square Off over Hiphop Music
Holy Sheet:
Prison Pissing Match Over Ujaama's Sheet Hints at Fed Strategy
Another One Bites the Dust:
King County Lawyer Takes Down Impound Law
Bland Band:
Seattle Radio Rapidly Consolidating
Smack the State:
Coalition of Local Groups Says State Violates Law on Methadone Treatment
Music
The Year Fun Broke (A Sweat) (Again):
Or, Why 2002 Rocked
Don't Leave It All Behind:
Shoegazing's Slow Comeback
All Apologies:
Open Letter to Local Hiphop
Smokin' in the Grrrls' Room:
Feminism and Cock Rock
Classical & Jazz:
Jazz Duke Ellington
The Electronic Beat:
Mo' Funky Christmas
Underage:
At The Showbox
Film
Gangs of Middle-Earth:
Scorsese and Tolkien Find Common Ground
Welcome to Nothingness:
Alexander Payne Revives American Existentialism
Unadaptability:
Or, Notes on Failing to Interview Nicolas Cage
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
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