Issue Archive for the Week of
Aug 14 -
20,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 48
News
Home Grown:
Nine years ago a high-school dropout and daily pot smoker attended his first Hempfest. That teenager, Dominic Holden, got involved and helped turn a backwater hippie smoke-out into the largest marijuana-law reform rally in the world. So how come Holden is
Time of Their Season:
R.E.M.'s Peter Buck interviews one of his musical heroes, the Zombies' Rod Argent, on the brink of the British musician's historical Seattle stop.
Civil War:
Two South End Cops Facing a Potential Lawsuit over Alleged Harassment
Empty Head:
Why Was Gay City's Fred Swanson Shocked to Learn That HIV Infection Rates Were Rising?
Anti-Bush League:
Bush's Policies Mimic '80s Reaganomics. Anti-Bush Activists Hope to Mimic '80s Punk Rock Tactics.
Monorail Math:
Monorail Agency Faces Multimillion-Dollar Shortfall
Nicastro Strips It Down:
Strip Clubs, Jean Godden, and What Judy Will Do If She Gets Reelected
Murray's Makeover:
Senator Spins Herself as Indie Democrat
Music
Candy Land:
Hypatia Lake's Fictions and Fantasies
Pedals to the Mettle:
Sushirobo Get Skewed
Beatseeking Missives:
BMG of Ectomorph
Expansive Horizons:
Helio Sequence Broaden Rock's Boundaries
Second-Time Shame:
Joel R. L. Phelps' Blackbird Deserves Another Listen
The Hiphop Tip:
?uestlove brings the beats
Underage:
At the Brick House
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Parsifal
Film
Majestic Presence:
John + John + Movie = Gigantic!
Wonderfulness:
Maya Deren Documentary Mostly Succeeds
On Screen:
New Releases for the Week of August 14-20
Cover Art
