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Issue Archive for the Week of

Oct 7 - 13, 1999
Vol. 9, No. 3

Pullout

The Rise and Fall of the N-Word

By Ed Decker

Not Modest Enough

By Adam Wisniewski

CMJ? C-M-Why?

By Ben Goldberg

Puffy Culture:

The Stuff Makes the Puff

By Min Liao

Death Cab For Cutie:

The Stranger Interview

By Erin Franzman

Where My Videos At?

By Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

Excellent CD Reviews

Pretty On the Outside:

Quasi's Emotional Food Chain

By Bradley Steinbacher

Reject Roundup:

Media Necrophilia

By Rick Levin

The Sampler:

I Was Tweaking When I Wrote This...

By Mike Vago

Predictions & Revisions:

We Told You So

By Erin Franzman

Events & New Releases:

October

News

Seattle Next Gay Ghetto:

With rents on Capitol Hill going through the roof, it's time to start a new gay neighborhood. But where should it be? The Stranger investigates.

By Adrian Ryan, Mary Martone and Dan Savage

Vespa Vespers:

In the shadowy warehouses of Georgetown lie the objects of Mr Mark's obsession

By Traci Vogel

Bring the Noise:

New Noise Ordinance Set to Ignite More Neighborhood Battles

By Phil Campbell

Taking the Initiative:

Should King County Be in the Business of Scaring Voters?

By Grant Cogswell

In Other News...

Police Beat:

Anatomy of a Coffee Crime

By Charles Mudede

Music

The Black MacHo:

Tricky Sucks Without Martina

By Charles Mudede

As Loud And Fast As Possible:

Japanese Punks Guitar Wolf Would Be Bad If They Weren't So Good

By Mike Vago

Live Music Listings

Labels Are For Jars, Man!:

Emo-Core Bands Get Touchy

By Lois Maffeo

Growing Up With Miss Trauma:

Through the Years with Tori Amos

By Min Liao

CD Review Revue

DJ Guide

DJ Listings

More Music Listings

Up & Coming

More Up & Coming

All Ages Action

Club Directory

Film

The Man Who Is Not Zod:

Terence Stamp Walks Tall as the Limey

By Steve Wiecking

Forces of Nature:

'90s Filmmaking with a '60s Sensibility

By Andy Spletzer

Another Seattle Film Festival:

More Underground Than Independent

By Andy Spletzer

Fiddling About:

A Classical Wild Thing

By Gillian G. Gaar

This Week on TV

Musical Bedrooms:

Casual Kisses and a Likable Cast

By Steve Wiecking

Movie Times

Film Shorts

Cover Art

Columns

Last Days

By David Schmader

Savage Love:

Urine Love

By Dan Savage

Culture Wars

By Eric Fredericksen

I Love Television

By Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

I, Anonymous

It's My Party

By Kathleen Wilson

TTS!

By Shirley Rodell-Szyzmyjec

Letters to the Editor

Grab Bag

Visual Art

Hoping Consolidated Works:

Seattle's New Arts Center Dreams Big

By Steve Wiecking

Echo and Narcissus:

What Happened to the Self-Portrait?

By Eric Fredericksen

Diversions

Visual Arts Listings

Books

Shooting Down Stereotypes:

Charles Johnson Expands the Black Repertoire

By Charles Mudede

Book Review Revue

Top 10 Bestsellers

Readings Listings

Theater

A Royal Comedy:

Intiman's Ode to the Good Old Days

Hit Men with Cap Guns:

Thugs Needs a Good whacking

By Tom Spurgeon

A Royal Comedy

By Steve Wiecking

Theater Listings

Restaurants

Matt's In The Market:

Poetically Perfect Fare from The Good Earth

By Jim Anderson

Where To Eat, What To Eat

Stranger Personals

The Stranger Presents

More Stranger Giveaways, Contests, and Promos »

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A complete guide to Seattle's current art, film, dance, and theater season.

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Issue Archive for the Week of

Pullout

Puffy Culture:

The Stuff Makes the Puff

Death Cab For Cutie:

The Stranger Interview

Pretty On the Outside:

Quasi's Emotional Food Chain

Reject Roundup:

Media Necrophilia

The Sampler:

I Was Tweaking When I Wrote This...

Predictions & Revisions:

We Told You So

Events & New Releases:

October

News

Seattle Next Gay Ghetto:

With rents on Capitol Hill going through the roof, it's time to start a new gay neighborhood. But where should it be? The Stranger investigates.

Vespa Vespers:

In the shadowy warehouses of Georgetown lie the objects of Mr Mark's obsession

Bring the Noise:

New Noise Ordinance Set to Ignite More Neighborhood Battles

Taking the Initiative:

Should King County Be in the Business of Scaring Voters?

Police Beat:

Anatomy of a Coffee Crime

Music

The Black MacHo:

Tricky Sucks Without Martina

As Loud And Fast As Possible:

Japanese Punks Guitar Wolf Would Be Bad If They Weren't So Good

Labels Are For Jars, Man!:

Emo-Core Bands Get Touchy

Growing Up With Miss Trauma:

Through the Years with Tori Amos

Film

The Man Who Is Not Zod:

Terence Stamp Walks Tall as the Limey

Forces of Nature:

'90s Filmmaking with a '60s Sensibility

Another Seattle Film Festival:

More Underground Than Independent

Fiddling About:

A Classical Wild Thing

Musical Bedrooms:

Casual Kisses and a Likable Cast

Cover Art

Columns

Savage Love:

Urine Love

Visual Art

Hoping Consolidated Works:

Seattle's New Arts Center Dreams Big

Echo and Narcissus:

What Happened to the Self-Portrait?

Books

Shooting Down Stereotypes:

Charles Johnson Expands the Black Repertoire

Theater

A Royal Comedy:

Intiman's Ode to the Good Old Days

Hit Men with Cap Guns:

Thugs Needs a Good whacking

Restaurants

Matt's In The Market:

Poetically Perfect Fare from The Good Earth

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