Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 18 - 24, 2002

Vol. 11, No. 31

Savage Love

Hard Times

New Column!

I, Anonymous

Music

9/11 as Muse

Local Rappers Respond with Posturing, Poetry

All Ages Action

Let's Not Belong

In Isolation, Paul Westerberg Finds Himself

Bio: Music

One-Night Stand

Loud, Messy, Excellent

NW Top Twenty

Club Directory

DJ Listings

CD Review Revue

Live Music Listings

More Up & Coming

Up & Coming

Underage

At City Hall

Speaker Freak

Meets Mark E. Quark

Parties Listings

Theater

Theater Review Revue

Madness, Shakespearean and Short

Theater Listings

Visual Art

Books

The Flow of Desire

Seductive, Evasive Heather McHugh

Lust and Marriage

Peter Bagge Goes Domestic, with a Twist

Readings Listings

Food & Drink

A Star Is Gone

What's Next in Pacific Place Dining?

Todai

Unlimited Lobster and a Sushi Machine

Bio: Chow

News

The Abuse Excuse

In 1996, Wanda Moats took her daughter and fled what she claims was an abusive relationship. Years later, authorities caught up with her. The question is, was she really a victim?

Guitar Wars

American Music Struggles Against Retail Giant Guitar Center

Freshman Flush?

Republicans Line Up for National Money and Rick Larsen's Seat

Teenage Shutdown

Peter Steinbrueck Tries to Silence Teens

Pageler Unethical

City Doesn't Agree

Silence = Mess

Gay Rights Protest at Emerald Ridge High School Brings Counterprotest

Peace Talks

Emergency Meeting Calms Cops and Campus

Mean Streets

Beloved Street Activist Murdered in Wallingford

Five to Four

In Other News...

Police Beat

Organizing Crime

Letters to the Editor

Last Days

The Week in Review

I Love Television

Misty Water-Colored Memories

It's My Party

Hootenannies Galore

Obits

Control Tower

The Happy Legal Hooker