From the Mar 30 – Apr 5, 2006 issue

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The Capitol Hill Murders

» Saturday Mourning: Survivors of the Capitol Hill Massacre Describe the Afterparty That Turned into a Nightmare. By Thomas Francis and Megan Seling.
» Dead Quiet: Kyle Huff Never Found a Place to Fit In. Last Saturday Morning He Murdered Six People Who Had. By Eli Sanders
» Raving Mad: Teen Dances Aren't the Problem; They're the Solution. By Josh Feit and Dan Savage
» What's CHAC Got to Do with It? Nothing. By Brendan Kiley
» Teen Dancer: A Community Found, a Life Lost. By Megan Seling
» Rave On: The Politics of Dancing. By Dave Segal

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