Issue Archive for the Week of
Feb 27 -
Mar 5,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 24
News
The Shooter:
One of the nation’s first school shootings took place at Seattle’s Garfield High. Two students were shot after a Martin Luther King Day assembly. How come no one remembers?
Relevant Contradictions:
In defense of humor, irony, satire, and a Native American perspective on the coming war on Iraq
Highway to Hell:
Aurora Avenue Merchants Fight Mayor's Bus Plan
Copps on the Beat:
FCC Commissioner Promotes Seattle Hearing on Media Concentration
Learning Experience:
Experience Music Project Drops Public Programming Director in Big Layoffs
Free the Fremont Market!:
Fremont Sunday Market Wins Court Ruling
'Weekly' Reality Check:
Seattle Weekly's Publisher Snows Credulous Business Journal
Music
Hero Worship:
Ted Leo as the New Power-Pop Poster Boy
Caustic Avengers:
The Locust Spew Sonic Venom
Danse Macabre:
Milemarker's Synth-Punk Moves
Man-Child Charm:
Sondre Lerche's Gifts of Innocence
Spastic Backflips!:
The Red Light Sting's Sonic Freakouts
The Electronic Beat:
Adam F
Underage:
At Ground Zero
Classical & Jazz:
Daniels and the SRJO
Film
Going Global:
African Film Fest Wrestles with Modernity
Vive La France!:
Rare Noir Delivers Parisian Fantasy
Cover Art
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