Issue Archive for the Week of
Feb 5 -
11,
2004
Vol. 13, No. 21
News
An Underdog Again:
Howard Dean's remarkable surge began in Seattle last spring. A win here on Saturday may stop his slide. But a loss will definitely end his campaign.
Top Dog:
John Kerry rubs it in by celebrating in Seattle on Feb. 3. Live from the new frontrunner's victory party.
Mad Cowgirls:
Seattle's Got a Sleazy New Straight Bar-- Got a Problem with That?
Bottoms Up:
The Bellevue Art Museum's new direction has been chosen by the community. Is that any way to run a museum?
Saturday February 7 Caucus:
Support Howard Dean
Moron's Guide to the Caucuses:
How to Participate in the Political Process
Death by Process:
Once Again, Council Member Richard Conlin Tries to Undermine the Monorail
Will Gay City Fail This Test?:
A free HIV and STD testing clinic arrives on Broadway, offering rapid testing, counseling--and a shot at redemption for Gay City.
No-Nonsense Nickels:
Mayor Sets City Agenda While Council Tries to Find One
Music
The Kids Are All Rock:
Young Bands Follow the Old-School Tradition
Totally Psyched:
Strange Attractors Avant-Gardes the Heart
Underage:
The Jealous Sound
Beatseeking Missives:
Doormouse
Some Candy Talking:
I'm Swearing Again
Classical, Jazz, & Avant:
Agon
Film
Morality and War:
Errol Morris Wanders Through a Quagmire
Rich Implications:
The Seattle Arab & Iranian Film Festival Spreads Its Wings
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
