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Print Archives
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2003
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Sep. 25
Print Edition for the week of
Sep. 25 - Oct. 1, 2003
Vol. 13, No. 2
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Savage Love
Sensitive Guy
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Grab Bag
I, Anonymous
Changing Spare Changers
Film/TV
Personal Best
Digital's Documentary Revolution
by Bradley Steinbacher
On Screen
This Week's New Releases
Blow Up
by Andy Spletzer
Film Shorts
Movie Times
Music
Building the Mystique
Holly Golightly: An Exercise in Rock Minimalism
Appetite for Distortion
Kittens for Christian's Dreamy No Wave
by Jennifer Maerz
Anger Management
Local H's Vitriolic Rock
by Kathleen Wilson
Slow, Loud, & Steady
Isis Set the Hardcore-Metal Pace
Live Wire
Blow Your Minds
by Jennifer Maerz
Some Candy Talking
Grown-Up Talk
by Kathleen Wilson
The Truth
Choice Cuts
Underage
Make Up Your Mind
by Megan Seling
All Ages Action
by Megan Seling
Beatseeking Missives
Pole
by Dave Segal
Parties Listings
by Dave Segal
Classical, Jazz, & Avant
Dawn Clement
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Concerts
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Up & Coming
Live Music/DJ Listings
Club Directory
Bio: Club
Theater
Fringe Week #1
Short-Ass Reviews From a Big-Ass Festival
Theater Listings
by Zac Pennington
Visual Art
Long 'n' Lovely
Hyperunreality
by Emily Hall
Robbie Conal Has a Posse
The Art of Guerrilla Politics
In Arts News
Visual Arts Listings
by Emily Hall
Books
Note to a Couple in the Second Row
The Author of
And Now You Can Go
Reviews the Audience at a Recent Reading in Seattle
by Vendela Vida
Nightstand
Next Time, More Plot
by Christopher Frizzelle
Readings Listings
by Christopher Frizzelle
Food & Drink
Mamey's Cuban Bistro
Cuban Essentials
Quarter Lounge
Fall Is Good for Gumbo
by Charles Mudede
Eatin' Out
News
Alternative Student Handbook
Sound Victory
Contrarian Challenger Bob Ferguson Defeats 20-Year County Council Incumbent
by Erica C. Barnett
Mail Call
How This Year's Campaign Mailers Tried to Manipulate You and Win Your Vote
by Erica C. Barnett
Jean vs. Judy
Seattle Times Columnist to Challenge Nicastro in November
The Clark Effect
Seattle Supporters Say Wesley Clark Can Take Down Bush
by Sandeep Kaushik
Silent Majority
Progressive City Council Majority Quietly Goes After Cop Reforms
by Amy Jenniges
Fire Alarm
Neighbors Losing Sleep Over Unsolved Arson
by Amy Jenniges
In Other News...
Five to Four
The Compton Report
by Josh Feit
Police Beat
The Kaffirs
by Charles Mudede
Letters to the Editor
Last Days
The Week in Review
by David Schmader
Calendar
Stranger Suggests
I Love Television
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Celebrity I Saw U
by Adrian Ryan
Control Tower
by Mistress Matisse
Public Editor
The Stranger: A Critical Overview
by A. Birch Steen, Stranger Public Editor and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)
Comic
Comic Special
Street Eats
The University of Washington
How to Get Smart, Get High, and Get Away with It
What They Don't Tell You In The Brochure
Notable Alumni
Drinking in an Actual Bar
Advice on How Not to Embarrass Yourself
Getting High
The Inside Dope on Dope, from a Former Dope Dealer
Seattle Central Community College
If You Think It's Just Like Any Other College, You're Kidding Yourself
What They Don't Tell You In The Brochure
Notable Alumni
At A Glance!
Being Gay in Seattle
A Guide to Bookstores, Bars, and Bathrooms of Ill-Repute
by Adrian Ryan
Being Straight in Seattle
With Specific Instructions on How to Locate the Clitoris
by Bradley Steinbacher
Seattle University
How to Be a Stoned, Drunk Fag at Seattle's Largest Catholic University--and Succeed
What They Don't Tell You In The Brochure
Notable Alumni
Seattle Pacific University
The College of Choice for Earnest Young Rockers with $90,000 and No Sex Drive Whatsoever
What They Don't Tell You In The Brochure
Notable Alumni
At A Glance!
What's That Down There?
Your Orientation to STDs
by Dan Savage
Cornish College of the Arts
Shower Regularly, Sleep Around, And Other Advice from a Cornish Grad
What They Don't Tell You In The Brochure
Notable Alumni
At A Glance!
Dangerous, Low-Wage, Humiliating, and Illegal Part-Time Jobs
The Stranger staff offers advice on how to avoid depression, disfigurement, and the many other hazards of entry-level employment.
Appetite for Education
Why I Decided to Go Back to School After Being in Guns N' Roses
Welcome to Seattle! Orient yourself.