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Sep. 30
Print Edition for the week of
Sep. 30 - Oct. 6, 2004
Vol. 14, No. 3
Savage Love
Vocabulary Lesson
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Grab Bag
Film/TV
Pre-Revolutionary
'The Motorcycle Diaries' Is Pure Wanderlust
by Bradley Steinbacher
Wonderfulrishikle!
Mr. Show's Best Season at Last
by Sean Nelson
Fishy Morals
'Shark Tale' Preaches the Blues
by Annie Wagner
On Screen
This Week's New Releases
Blow Up
About Us
by Andy Spletzer
Film Shorts
Movie Times
I, Anonymous
I PITY YOUR DOG
Music
Behind the Bars
Kicking It with Visqueen
by Hannah Levin
Global Japan
DJ Krush Spans the Pulse of the Planet
by Charles Mudede
Higher Ground
Ghost And Six Organs' Odd Folk Trips
by Dave Segal
Sad Songs
Earlimart and Elliott Smith Intertwined
by Jennifer Maerz
Free Radicals
Mouse on Mars' Otherworldly Pop
by Dave Segal
BEATSEEKING MISSIVES
JUNIOR BOYS
by Dave Segal
Parties Listings
by Dave Segal
Live Wire
This Is the End
by Jennifer Maerz
Live Music/DJ Listings
Club Directory
My Philosophy
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
Underage
Catheters Countdown
by Megan Seling
All Ages Action
CLASSICAL, JAZZ, & AVANT
SEVEN STEPS OF MILES DAVIS
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Concerts
Up & Coming
Party Crasher
Never Too Old to Beer Bong
by Jed Maheu
CD Review Revue
Poster of the Week
Theater
On Stage
Headzapoppin'!
by Annie Wagner
Theater News
Seattle Dramatists Q & A
by Bret Fetzer
Theater Listings
Visual Art
Animals and Anatomy
Platform's Wildlife
by Katie Kurtz
Visual Arts Listings
Books
Tears of a Clown
T. C. Boyle's Tragicomic Terrain
by Michael Shilling
'Family' Value
Kelley's Bush Bio Is Better Than Therapy
by Sean Nelson
Nightstand
Postcard from New York
by Christopher Frizzelle
Readings Listings
Food & Drink
Grace's Kitchen
Really Good Airplane Food
by Sara Dickerman
The Market Grill
Hell Can Be Fun
by Scott McGeath
Eatin' Out
News
No Sale
Rossi's Rags-to-Riches Story Includes a Convicted Felon
by Sandeep Kaushik
Bike Patrol
Guerrilla Pranksters Slap Leschi Bike Elite
by Amy Jenniges
Debate Prep
What Kerry Needs to Do to Win His Debate
by Sandeep Kaushik
In The Hall
Firing Line
by Erica C. Barnett
Counter Intel
The Conniving Choice
by Josh Feit
In Other News...
Police Beat
Society of Backpacks
by Charles Mudede
Jock Itch
Comic
Comic Special
Celebrity I Saw U
by Adrian Ryan
I Love Television
Bring Out the Nut Bags!
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Last Days
The Week in Review
by David Schmader
Letters to the Editor
Street Eats
The Last Monorail Campaign
Seattle's last chance to build a rapid transit system may go down thanks to one rich developer, a handful of angry Hummer drivers, and timid politicians.
by Dan Savage
Follow the Money
Controversial real Estate Developer Martin Selig is funding the anti-monorail campaign -- but what's in it for him?
by Erica C. Barnett
Death, the Seattle Way
Seattle Is the Only Home I've Ever Known. If It Doesn't Build the Monorail, It Can Go to Hell.
by Bradley Steinbacher
Just Build It
So You Want to Run a Monorail Campaign
by Erica C. Barnett
Weapons of Mass Obstruction
Anti-Monorail Campaign Relies on Red Herrings to Undermine Monorail
by Josh Feit