Print Archives > 2002 > Oct. 3

Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 3 - 9, 2002

Vol. 12, No. 3

Savage Love

Healthy and Natural

by Dan Savage

New Column!

Grab Bag

I, Anonymous

I KNOW YOU'RE HIV POSITIVE

Film/TV

Grand Old Men and Deep-Fried Twinkies

SUFF at Four Years Old

by Barley Blair

Getting Together

When Independent Media Converge

by Sean Nelson

Movie Review Revue

This Week's New Releases

by Sean Nelson

This Week on TV

Film Shorts

Movie Times

Music

Racing Past Monotony

Dillinger Escape Plan Shred and Shit on Stage

by Jennifer Maerz

Detroit Booty Call

Rump-Shaking Rhythms from the Motor City

by Mark Murrmann

All Ages Action

by Megan Seling

Sweet, Cold, & Thick

As in, It's Me Who's Thick

by Kathleen Wilson

A Letter to a Friend Who Refuses to Get Bob Dylan

by Sean Nelson

ONE-NIGHT STAND

Return to Glory

by Bradley Steinbacher

Parties Listings

by Nicolae White

CD Review Revue

Live Music Listings

by Megan Seling

NW Top Twenty

THE ELECTRONIC BEAT

POLYGRAPHIC

by Nicolae White

Club Directory

DJ Listings

by Megan Seling

More Up & Coming

UNDERAGE

AT THE LOCAL SHOW

by Megan Seling

Up & Coming

Bio: Club

Classical & Jazz

Daniel Menche/Inboil

by Christopher DeLaurenti

Concerts

Theater

Bull's Eye

Printer's Devil Scores a Hit with 21 Shots

by Barley Blair

Theater Review Revue

Sharp Hooligans, an Ebullient Musical, and Cruddy Meers

Theater Listings

by Zac Pennington

Visual Art

Gorgeous Information

Playboy, the Golem, and Other Fresh Abstractions

by Emily Hall

Visual Arts Listings

by Zac Pennington

In Arts News

Pie for Everyone

Books

Naked With Both Doors Open

The Hugo House's Annual Inquiry Wants You to See Everything!

by Riz Rollins

Readings Listings

by Zac Pennington

Food & Drink

Meridian Restaurant and Bar

Good Food in a Parallel Universe

by Emily Hall

Twilight Exit

Twilight Food

by Charles Mudede

Bio: Chow

News

Drink the Kool-Aid

On November 5, voters in Seattle will decide the fate of the ETC's Ballard-downtown-West Seattle Green Line, the first phase of a proposed city-wide monorail system.

by Mary Bruno

Fact Check

Debunking the Seattle Weekly's Monorail Hit Piece

by Josh Feit

The Chicago El

It's big, it's loud, it's dirty, and it's dark--so how come everyone in Chicago loves it?

by Dan Savage

The Imam of Union Street

An Interview with Mustafa Ujaama

by Josh Feit

Hands on the Bad One

Showbox Nabs Suspected Molester at Sleater-Kinney Show

by Amy Jenniges

Hip Hope

Cops Annoy New South End All-Ages Hangout, Owners Say

by Amy Jenniges

Silence Is Not Golden

by Sandeep Kaushik

Police Beat

The Impossible City

by Charles Mudede

In Other News...

Letters to the Editor

Last Days

The Week in Review

by David Schmader

Calendar

Stranger Suggests

I Love Television

by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

It's My Party

New Labels

by Kathleen Wilson

Celebrity I Saw U

Famous Fruitcakes

by Adrian Ryan

Obits

by Clark Humphrey

Control Tower

Triple-Play

by Mistress Matisse

Public Editor

The Stranger: A Critical Overview

by A. Birch Steen, Stranger Public Editor and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)