Issue Archive for the Week of
Nov 2 -
8,
2006
Vol. 16, No. 8
Features
Left in the West:
Out of Montana, a New Kind of Democrat
Live Election Coverage on Slog:
The Results As They Come In
Last Dance:
Will Seattle Voters Put Hardworking Strippers out of Work? A Report from the Front Lines of the War on Naked Ladies, Lap Dances, and $5 Cokes
Blowing Smoke:
Mayor Nickels's Climate Action Agenda Is All Talk
News
In The Hall:
Between the Lines
Bar Fight:
Nickels's Club Rules Remain Harsh
Temperance Tantrum:
Principal at Odds with Community Over Restaurant Liquor License
Cantwell Clampdown:
Banned from Democratic Rally, Young Republicans Turn to ACLU
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Diversity Discomfort:
Islamic Fliers in Microsoft Kitchenettes Cause Quiet Controversy
Police Beat:
The System
Music
Border Radio:
Roots & Americana
The Score:
Classical, Jazz & Avant
oscillations:
DAT POLITICS, SECRET MOMMY
Rocka Rolla:
Run to the Hills
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
Party Crasher:
You Wanna Go, Smart Guy?
Underage:
R.I.P. the Halcyon
Strange Colors:
120 Days Paint a Picture
Father of Desi Hiphop:
Panjabi MC Is the Future
Setlist:
Listen to Local Bands Playing this Week.
Life's Rich Pageant:
Unlocking Anathallo's Intricacies
Rain's on Fire:
Howlin' Rain Master the Milestones
Absolutely Fabulous:
Pet Shop Boys Finally Come to Seattle
Most Fortunate Night:
Lemony Snicket Had Nothing to Do with It
Film
King of the Weird:
Crispin Glover Live on the Telephone
Beyond Borders:
The Simple, Ineffable Babel
On Screen:
'Borat: Cultural Learnings of America ...,' 'Tideland,' and 'Flushed Away'
Oh No He Di'int:
Crispin Glover's Magnum Rumpus
When Cinema Lies, It Is Just to Make Dreams:
Alejandro González Iñárritu on the Making of 'Babel'
Games:
'Nuff Said
DVD:
Nurse Wretched
Cover Art
Cover Art by Jason Reamer
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