Issue Archive for the Week of
May 15 -
21,
2003
Vol. 12, No. 35
News
Howard Dean is the ultimate muscular Democrat. He's not afraid to take on George W. Bush, and in the process Dean is reminding Dems what it feels like to have a spine. But can he win?
By Sandeep Kaushik
Or, how four recent college graduates converted a decommissioned police and fire station into the coolest youth hostel/art gallery/indie rock club/recording studio in Anacortes.
By Sean Nelson
Protesters Target Police Intelligence Organization
By Amy Jenniges
Court Ruling Could Undermine Public Disclosure Law
By Erica C. Barnett
Opposition to Monorail Route Escalates
By Erica C. Barnett
Music
Daniel Johnston, a True Romantic
Cold Crush Records Moves to the Forefront
By Kathleen Wilson
Witness the Sidewalk Weeping Pools of Martian Brine
Prefuse 73 Turns Hiphop on Its Head
By Charles Mudede
Black Eyes' Drummy, Dubby Punk
Sin Ropas Take Time
By Kathleen Wilson
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Julius Papp
By Nicolae White
Polestar Festival Part Two
By Christopher DeLaurenti
Film
Second Matrix Better Than First
By Bradley Steinbacher
The Stranger's First Annual SIFF Sculpture Contest
Cover Art
Columns
Bill, Ashton, Rick
By Dan Savage
The Week in Review
By David Schmader
By A. Birch Steen, Stranger Ombudsman and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)
Visual Art
West Coast Confidential
By Emily Hall
Books
Confounded Books Moves to Capitol Hill
By Jennifer Maerz
Theater
New Fringe Venues at Capitol Hill Arts Center
Mamet Thrills, Local Heroes Fumble, and TopOff 2 Terrifies
Restaurants
It's Spring in Kirkland, and Northern Italy
By Min Liao
Kitsch-Free Russian Comfort
By Emily Hall