Issue Archive for the Week of
Jul 31 -
Aug 6,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 46
News
Monorail Visionary Dick Falkenbury Is Running Against Seattle's Entire Do-Nothing City Council. And He Just Might Win.
By Erica C. Barnett
The Showbox's Brian McFadin on box-office surcharges, touring hippie bands, and the naked ladies in the neighborhood.
Informative and Useful HIV Prevention Messages Coming Soon to a Telephone Pole Near You
By Eli Sanders
After Years of Getting Trounced, Washington State Republicans Develop Smart Game Plan
By Sandeep Kaushik
Biotech Industry Wants Millions in City Subsidies
By Josh Feit
Seafair Violence Not Such a Big Deal
By Amy Jenniges
Local Guy Rams Bill Pierre Ford with His SUV
By Amy Jenniges
Districts Campaign Faces Serious Hurdles as Deadline Approaches
By Erica C. Barnett
Biotech Industry Wants Millions in City Subsidies
By Josh Feit
Music
Lost Sounds Roam the Genre Gamut
The Charming Snakes' Bite
Avant-Hardcore's Small Action Heroes
By Jennifer Maerz
Downpilot's Mature Pop
By Kathleen Wilson
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Planet of the Drums
By Nicolae White
And In Love With The Aquabats
By Megan Seling
Bubble Rally
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Film
Gigli Ain't Good Enough, Ain't Bad Enough
By Bradley Steinbacher
Dirty Pretty Things' Conventional Interpretations
By Charles Mudede
For Thurs July 31-Wed Aug 6
Cover Art
Columns
Sticky Messes
By Dan Savage
The Week in Review
By David Schmader
By A. Birch Steen, Stranger Ombudsman and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)
Visual Art
A Model Living Room
By Emily Hall
Books
Lurid Lawyers, Meth Labs, Aryan Warriors, Hell Hounds, and Much More Are in the Red Zone
Theater
Point Break Surfs Onstage
Jeanne the Maid Extinguished by Overemphatic Message
Restaurants
Sausage Philosophy
By Emily Hall
A Double Life
By Min Liao