Issue Archive for the Week of
Jun 30 -
Jul 6,
2005
Vol. 14, No. 42
Features
Back to the Voters:
Seattle Needs Elevated Rapid Transit. But we don’t need to pay $11 billion for it. Scrap the finance plan, fire the agency heads, and face the voters one last time.
Victory is Ours:
A Majority of Americans Now Oppose George Bush’s War. It’s a Bitter Victory for Those Who Opposed the War All Along.
News
Counter Intel:
The Monorail
In the Hall:
Robert's Choice
Sex Panic:
New Justice Department Internet Regulations
Police Beat:
As the Saying Goes
Thou Shalt Not:
Eastside Public School Violates Separation of Church and State, Issues Religious Commandments to Preschoolers
Raising the Bar:
South Park Residents Inaugurate Happy Hour Protest
Jesus Hates You:
Christians Rationalize Bigotry at “Love Won Out”
Music
Border Radio:
Roots & Americana
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don’t Stop
The Score:
Naxos: American Classics
Data Breaker:
Jerry Abstract
Live Wire:
Kreationism
Underage:
Fight For Your What?
Louder than Songs:
Scout Niblett’s Gentle Magic
Day in the Park:
Newcastle’s Next Big Buzz
Derby Dreams:
The Portland Band’s Gleaming Pop Finish
Film
Blow Up:
Outdoor Madness
Coach Fathead:
‘Rebound’ Has Two Funny Lines
DVD:
Star, Smile, Sad
You and Everyone You Know:
Miranda July’s Terrifically Awkward Universe
On Screen:
This Week's New Releases
Cover Art
Nathaniel Welch, from Spring Broke, available from powerHouse Books.
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