Issue Archive for the Week of
May 30 -
Jun 5,
2002
Vol. 11, No. 37
News
GET SERIOUS:
Monorail supporters say they don't want to start campaigning until the monorail plan is finished in August. But if the monorail has any chance with voters in November, the monorail campaign has to start now.
Class Dismissed:
Amy Jenniges Behind the Scenes at This Week's School Walkout
Hiding the Numbers:
Embarrassing Sound Transit Poll Goes Missing After Meeting with Mayor's Staff
Evil Empire II:
Journalist Mary Jo Foley Aims for Microsoft, Again
Public Comment:
Community Activists Call For a Vote on the Police
Bong Hit:
Police Raid West Seattle Tobacco Shop
D.C. Eleven:
Not So Fast, Maria
Police Beat:
The Professionals
Five to Four:
Think Locally
Music
Get Ready for the Rock Show:
The Mooney Suzuki's Self-Produced Stardom
Guided by Her Voices:
Mirah's Shape-Shifting
Concerts:
Concert Listings
The Art of Noise:
The Cripples' Damaged Pop
Hell-Bent on Having Fun:
Deer Whistle's Gerald Collier Lightens Up
The BAND!:
Alternate Income Sources for Bands: Make Money off Infants!
The Score:
Seattle Composers Salon
ONE-NIGHT STAND:
Avant-Jazz Expansion
Underage:
AT THE PARADOX
Speaker Freak:
The Electronic Beat: USC 6
Film
Style = Substance:
The Triumph of the Look in CQ
Enough Already:
J.Lo's Imperfect Crime
SIFF Picks:
Recommendations for Week Two
My '60s European Movie:
One Q, One A with Roman Coppola
Cover Art
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