Issue Archive for the Week of
Jul 17 -
23,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 44
News
Trolley Folly:
Mayor Greg Nickels has been hyping Portland's streetcar as Exhibit A in his case for a South Lake Union line. Amy Jenniges visited Portland to see if Nickels is making sense.
Overconnected:
On Friendster, It's Not Who You Know, It's How Many
Home Wreckers:
City Moves to Demolish Dilapidated House That Residents Call Home
Closed for Business:
Private Biz Group Interviews Council Candidates
Attack of the Nicastro Campaign Volunteer:
Nicastro Fan Apologizes After Weird Confrontation
Dean Machine:
Upstart Presidential Candidate Howard Dean is No Outsider in Washington State
Music
Street Sounds:
A.R.E. Weapons Bring NYC's Grit Back
Heck or High Water:
The Greatest Music Festival of All Time, Forever
The Shit's Hell of Rad:
B.R.M.C.: S.F.'s Hometown Heroes
Spacious Songs:
Earlimart Stretch Into Pop
Beyond the Breaking Point:
Ruins Keep Prog Punk Edgy
The Electronic Beat:
µ-ZIQ
The Hiphop Tip:
The Bionic Bles One
Underage:
And Indecisive
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Festival Frenzy, Part One
Film
Return to Pseudo-Glory:
Bad Boys II Is Pure Michael Bay, for Better or Worse
Posers:
Basic Questions, Iffy Answers in Shelby Lee Adams' Appalachia
Suckage:
Garage Days is Nothing but Annoying Feedback
Cover Art
