Issue Archive for the Week of
Jun 12 -
18,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 39
News
Experimenting With Drugs:
To the chagrin of the U.S., legalizing pot isn't Canada's only new policy. The Bush administration is now wary of the way Vancouver, BC wants to deal with hard drugs. Here's why some Seattle activists think we should follow Vancouver's lead.
Sloth, Doodlebug, and La Tara:
Artist Tara Thomas Gives Pop Culture Googly Eyes
Son of Sidran:
City Attorney Tom Carr Keeps Scary Sidran Laws Intact
City Hall Campaign Trail Triptych:
Incumbent Party Parade
Political Epidemic:
Public Health, Gay Press Play It Safe
Last Thursday:
Street-Vending Artists Ousted from First Thursday
Pot Rules:
The Lowdown on Washington's Marijuana Laws
Music
Love Story:
Yo La Tengo Celebrate Romance
Some Candy Talking:
Extremely Rotten Live
Torch Songs:
Le Tigre Continue Carrying the Feminist Light
Triumph of the Teengenerate:
King Dictator Handsome Dick Manitoba
Spooled Plastic Assessment:
Saturday Looks Good to Me Set the Summertime Standard
The Big Blast:
The Mink Lungs Keep Pop on Its Toes
The Electronic Beat:
'Tis The Season To Sizzle
The Hiphop Tip:
Battle of the Beautifullest
Underage:
At The Prom
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
SRJO Plays Stan Kenton
Film
Heartbreak & Heroin:
Ken Loach's Sweet Sixteen Deserves Many a Viewer
Creepy Girl:
May, Too, Shall Pass
SIFF Picks:
For Thurs June 12-Wed June 18
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