Issue Archive for the Week of
May 8 -
14,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 34
News
Framed in Los Angeles:
Seattle artist Claire Cowie opens her first out-of-town solo show. Stranger art critic Emily Hall attends the opening and ponders the difference between the Seattle and L.A. art scenes.
City of Destiny:
Tacoma Police Chief David Brame didn't just murder his wife and kill himself. He brought Tacoma face to face with its true self.
Nevada's Most Wanted:
What YOU Can Do to Help Bill Bennett Stop Gambling
Ceis Fire:
Amy Jenniges Takes Neighbors' Grievance List to Deputy Mayor
Paper Tigers:
Times and P-I Stumble into JOA Legal Battle
Shorted Out:
Faced with Budget Crunch, Nickels Cuts Conservation Program
Wrung Dry:
Ratepayers Complain About Water Bills
Olympia Gun Battle:
Dems Take Aim at Locke's Antiterror Bill
Music
Crusty Treasure:
Brian Foss Helped Zak's Become the New Punk Haven
Reggae Rises?:
The Fenix Revives Itself
Elegant Fabrications:
Broadcast's Cool Electronics
Blowing Up Absurd:
Mush Records Waives Hiphop's Rules
Out of Our Own Asses:
Counting Forwards with Kristin Hersh
The Electronic Beat:
King Britt
The Hiphop Tip:
50 Cent & Scottie Pippen
Underage:
At Mars Hill
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Polestar Festival Part One
Film
I'm Judging You Right Now:
A Conversation with Neil LaBute and Paul Rudd
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
