Issue Archive for the Week of
May 5 -
11,
2005
Vol. 14, No. 34
News
Shut Out:
Seattle Should be a Showcase City for Internationally-Renowned -- and Seattle based -- Skatepark Design Company Grindline. But it's not. What gives?
Police Test:
SPD Hopeful Trey Lamont Was Set to Take the Police Exam This Week; He's Filed a Citizen Complaint Instead
In The Hall:
Core Values
The Lying Game:
Prominent Gay Microsoft Employee Quits, as More Evidence Emerges That Microsoft Caved to Anti-Gay Minister
Counter Intel:
Straight Talk
Things Fall Apart:
Major Partner Leaves Monorail Bid Team
Pier Review:
Dissident City Council Faction Challenges Port
Suspect Senator:
Dem Leader Moves to Take Out Faux Democratic State Senator Tim Sheldon
Sound Bite:
Policy Wonks with Guns
Police Beat:
American Sin
Music
Murphy's Law:
LCD Soundsystem Svengali Does It His Way
Essence Rare:
Gang of Four Return the Gift
To Wit:
The Perceptionists' Combative 'Black Dialogue'
Irony Mavens:
Danko Jones Rock "Hard"
Drummer Gets Really Wicked:
DJ Spooky's Wheels of Metal
Pop Power:
Brendan Benson Opens His Art
UNDERAGE:
Bi-Polar
Border Radio:
Roots & Americana
CLASSICAL, JAZZ & AVANT:
MADE IN AMERICA
Beatseaking Missives:
BRIAN ENO
My Philosophy:
Hiphop Ya Don't Stop
Film
Carnage and Faith:
Ridley Scott's Surprisingly Decent Crusade Epic
Magical Misery Tour:
'Crash' Is a Preachy Puppet Show
Minimalism & Sideshow Flirts:
New Dance Cinema 2005
Blow Up:
God of Cinema
Cover Art
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