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2004
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Jan. 29
Print Edition for the week of
Jan. 29 - Feb. 4, 2004
Vol. 13, No. 20
Savage Love
Santorum Abstains
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Grab Bag
I, Anonymous
Passive-Aggressive Pussy
Film/TV
Who's Your Daddy?
Brilliant Documentary Blurs Line Between Emotion and Intellect
by Sean Nelson
On Screen
This Week's New Releases
Blow Up
by Andy Spletzer
Movie Times
Music
Labor of Love
Mates of State are cute as shit. And they're voting for Kucinich.
Fuzz and Feedback
The Microphones Bring the ñEerie" to Anacortes
Live Wire
by Jennifer Maerz
Some Candy Talking
by Kathleen Wilson
Underage
Blue Sky Mile
by Megan Seling
All Ages Action
by Megan Seling
Beatseeking Missives
Monolake/Convergence
by Dave Segal
Parties Listings
by Dave Segal
The Hiphop Tip
Classical, Jazz, & Avant
John Adams
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Concerts
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Up & Coming
Live Music/DJ Listings
Bio: Club
Club Directory
Theater
On Stage
Brilliant
Bash
, Fizzy
Love
, Twerpy
Twins
,
and a Mysterious
Wreck
Theater News
Theater Listings
by Annie Wagner
Visual Art
Hacked Up and Shit Out
Sam Trout's Angry Little Show
by Emily Hall
Art News
by Emily Hall
Visual Arts Listings
by Emily Hall
Books
New Nonfiction
Corporate Crime, Abnormal Criminals, and a Biography of a Thieving Filmmaker
Nightstand
by Christopher Frizzelle
Readings Listings
by Christopher Frizzelle
Food & Drink
Fandango
Sunday Night with the Family
by Sara Dickerman
Eatin' Out
News
Seattle Sister
Jason Sellards went to high school on Capitol Hill, worked at Bimbo's, and hung out at Bauhaus. Then he left Seattle to seek his fame and fortune in New York City. And it looks like he might have found both.
Wheeling and Dealing
Local Skateboarders Roll Out Political Agenda
by Amy Jenniges
John Fucking Kerry
Will the Real John Kerry Please Stand Up
by Sandeep Kaushik
The Great Wall of Amgen
Neighbors Upset over Private Waterfront Park
by Amy Jenniges
Preapproved
Council Prepares to Rubber-Stamp Mayor's City Light Nominee
by Erica C. Barnett
In Other News...
Five to Four
by Josh Feit
Police Beat
by Charles Mudede
Letters to the Editor
Last Days
The Week in Review
by David Schmader
I Love Television
Celebrity Donkey Polo Island
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Celebrity I Saw U
by Adrian Ryan
Control Tower
by Mistress Matisse
Comic
Comic Special
Jock Itch