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Print Edition for the week of
May. 26 - Jun. 1, 2005

Vol. 14, No. 37

Savage Love

Fully Loaded

by Dan Savage

New Column!

New Column

I, Anonymous

Film/TV

Movie Times

Film Shorts

Brooklyn Can't Dance

A Conversation with ‘Mad Hot Ballroom’ Director Marilyn Agrelo

by Andrew Wright

This Week on TV

Games

I Was Travis Bickle

by John Tynes

On Screen

This Week's New Releases

by Andrew Wright, Bradley Steinbacher, Annie Wagner and Charles Mudede

SIFF Picks

For the Week of May 26-June 1

by Andrew Wright and Andy Spletzer

Music

All Ages Action

Classical & Jazz Concerts

Live Wire

Adroit Amateurs

by Jennifer Maerz

Data Breaker

Dino Felipe

by Dave Segal

Border Radio

Roots & Americana

by Kurt B. Reighley

My Philosophy

Hiphop Ya Don't Stop

by Larry Mizell Jr.

Snoop and the Gang

The Big Dogg's Triumphs in Reunification

by Tamara Palmer

Poster of the Week

by Corianton Hale

Up & Coming

Classical, Jazz, & Avant

Fortune and Ali

by Christopher DeLaurenti

Date, Place, Time

Underage

Friday, I'm in Love

by Megan Seling

Irish Eyes Are Smiling

Interpreting The Frames’ Overseas Success

by Andrew Miller

Kosmik, Dude

Caribou Finds His Inner German

by Dave Segal

Gothic Grace

The Joy of J. Tillman’s Crestfallen Songs

by Jennifer Maerz

Live Music & DJ Listings

Parties Listings

Theater

On Stage

Shrews, Torture, and Medieval Politics

by Annie Wagner, Paul Constant and Bret Fetzer

Theater News

In Praise of Roughness

by Brendan Kiley

Theater Listings

Visual Art

Sinister and Fantastical

Laura Fritz's Busy Malevolence

by Sarah Nelson

Visual Arts Listings

Books

Brain-Fried in Warsaw

A Few Dark Days in a Middle-Class Life

by Gabriel Heller

Readings Listings

Food & Drink

Big-Box Mom and Pop

Soulful Food in a Southern Place

by Sara Dickerman

Bar Exam

Risky Behavior

by Bethany Jean Clement

Eatin' Out

Features

Rock of the Decade

Sleater-Kinney Hit the 10-Year Mark With a Stunning New Career Breakthrough, The Woods, One of the Band's Most Artistically Challenging Releases to Date

by Hannah Levin

Moss Backwards

‘Seattle Weekly’ Editor Knute “Skip” Berger’s “Lesser Seattle” Rap May Be Good for His Hometown (Kirkland) but It’s Bad for Ours (Seattle)

by Erica C. Barnett and Josh Feit

News

Parental Dissent

Public School Bars Parent from Checking Out Sex-Ed Class

by Amy Jenniges

In the Hall

Council Vows

by Erica C. Barnett

Police Beat

In All Fairness

by Charles Mudede

Schaden-Fraud

Judge Rejects Republican Spin in Election Lawsuit

by Sandeep Kaushik

Sound Bite

Luftmenschen

by Stefan Sharkansky

Filibluster

A Short-Term Win for Dems, but What About 2006?