Issue Archive for the Week of
Nov 6 -
12,
2003
Vol. 13, No. 8
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What Was He Thinking?:
He launched the monorail and promised to bring big ideas and a bold vision to a city council that lacks both--but he didn't even make it through the primary. Failed city council candidate Dick Falkenbury looks back in anger.
Seattle's Lamest Loser:
KOLLIN MIN
This Year's Biggest Loser:
CYNTHIA SULLIVAN
Everybody's Favorite Loser:
DARRYL SMITH
News
LOSERS!:
Elections breed not just winners, but losers as well. Here are some of those losers, and why they lost.
Judy Goes Down:
At Press Time: Nicastro Out, Districts Fading, Wills Losing, Pageler Implodes
Taking Back the Initiative:
Tim Eyman Talks about I-776, Ron Sims, and the Juggernaut That Is Sound Transit
Busted Open:
Defender Association Wants Police Arrest Stats Made Public
Five to Four:
Ron's Going Down
Police Beat:
Autumn Monogatari
Music
Covering New Ground:
Firewater Give Old Songs New Sheen
Holy Hiphop!:
The Scratch Tour Gets That Itch
Weird Science:
Themselves Nerd Up Hiphop
The Bad and the Good:
Spiritualized Get Lost in Translation
Some Candy Talking:
Time for Friends
Live Wire:
California Dreamin'
Underage:
Jason's Dead
The Hiphop Tip:
The Hiphop Tip
Beatseeking Missives:
Out Hud
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Francois Houle
Drunk By Noon:
Roots & Americana
Film
Teens & Ammo:
Gus Van Sant's Own Private Columbine
The Matrix Concluded:
Things Are Finally Revealed, For Those Who Still Care
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Blow Up:
Being and Nothingness
Cover Art
