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The Passion of Mary Cheney
Where Do We Get Off Treating Mary Cheney Like Any Other Lesbian?
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The Gloves Come Off
Two Gyms in South Park Have Similar Missions: Keep Latino Kids Out of Trouble. So Why Are They Battling Each Other?
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Grandmaster Marclay
Toward the Condition of New Cinema
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Judging the King
In Search of the Year’s Best Artificial Elvis
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Looking for Center
One Artist’s Fight for Beauty and Imperfection
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Don’t Fuck Up
Seattle’s Alternative Comedy Scene Is Starting to Become Something Real—Will It Succeed?
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Rise n’ Shine
Selected as Noise for the Needy’s 2007 beneficiary, the visionary organization continues its mission to help kids touched by AIDS.
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Statues with Limitations
Thanks to Seattle Art Museum, the Last Million-Dollar Downtown Waterfront Views Are Free—the New Olympic Sculpture Park Has No Admission Charge, No Walls, and No Intention to Be Stodgy (Which Is Radical, Even if the Art Isn’t)
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Liquid, Fragile, Perishable
What It Looks Like to Be Commandingly Unsheltered
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The Bullshit Next Door
Ballard’s Shit-Talking, Self-Appointed Neighborhood Crank
