Issue Archive for the Week of
Jun 26 -
Jul 2,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 41
Pullout
All they ever really wanted was straight children. So why don't you take 'em off our hands?
By Christopher Frizzelle
They fled your world for ours. Now it's time to welcome them home.
If You Want the Hot Lesbian Fantasy, You've Got to Take the Messy Reality
Specifically the Gym-Haunting, Dick-Worshipping, Book-Avoiding Sort
By Edmund White
Since so many straight men are so interested in lesbians, let them enjoy all those lesbians in film and literature. We've suffered enough
What about being homosexual obligates one to be a Democrat? Or a lefty? Nothing, absolutely nothing.
Want one good reason to take gay youth off our hands? They're already your kids.
By Dan Savage
They're Docile, They're Well-Intentioned, and They're Yours for the Taking
By Eli Sanders
You Too Can Lack Nightlife Options
If You Want the Thrill of Transgression, You've Got to Take the Threat of Hell
By David Schmader
A road trip through hostile territory with your same-sex lover can be stressful. Try it yourself and see.
By Amy Jenniges
Appropriate that creepy guy who is always whacking off in the men's toilet at Seattle Asian Art Museum. Please.
By Adrian Ryan
There are Lots of Other Things--So Many Things--That You Straight People Should Take Off Our Hands
News
In our 2003 Queer Issue, gay and lesbian writers are asking that you straight people--no, insisting that you straight people--start taking the bad along with the good of gay culture.
A Love Letter to the Left's Rock-Star Columnist
By Bradley Steinbacher
City Council Hopefuls Converge on North Seattle
Paul Allen's Pals Pen Letter to City Hall
By Amy Jenniges
U.S. Supreme Court Rulings Spotlight I-200
By Sandeep Kaushik
Monorail Planners Confront Budget Realities
By Erica C. Barnett
Seattleites Rally as Dean Makes Candidacy Official
By Sandeep Kaushik
Municipal Building Memories
By Josh Feit
Music
Loose Cannons Fire on Target
Bob Mould and Imperial Teen's Roddy Bottum on Queer Culture
By Jennifer Maerz
David Lee Roth is He-Haw-Larious
By Kathleen Wilson
Xiu Xiu Take It Too Far
By Zac Pennington
But 400 Blows Strike a Chord
You Gotta Move
By Kathleen Wilson
Disco Nap
By Nicolae White
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Experimental Music Festival
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Class Is In Session
By Megan Seling
Film
28 Days Later Captures the Horror of Our Times
By Charles Mudede
Jeffrey Blitz's Love Letter to America
By Bradley Steinbacher
For Thurs June 26-Wed July 2
Cover Art
Columns
The Week in Review
By David Schmader
By A. Birch Steen, Stranger Ombudsman and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)
Visual Art
Andrio Abero, a designer in his early 20s, appears next to the royalty of rock poster designers in EMP's 'Paper Scissors ROCK' exhibition. Who the hell is he, and how did he get there?
By Emily Hall
Craters, Copyright, and Candida
Books
The Persistence of Language and the Subtext Poetry Reading Series
The New Book of Scrapes
By Emily Hall
Theater
Annex Makes a Play for Theatrical Consumers with Market Research Theatre
Empty Space's Brilliant Theatrical Alchemy
Book-It's Breathing Lessons Teaches Adrian How to Love
By Adrian Ryan
Restaurants
Or, the Return of Ms. Helen
By Min Liao
And Get Paid!
By Min Liao
Perfection Sandwich
By Emily Hall