Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 7 - 13, 2015

Gay Times

The Walk Isn't Perfect, but It's Thrilling

The Creeping Garden Shows How American Politics Is Like Slime Mold

Bailing Out the Winners

The Brilliant 99 Homes Pits the Growing Underclass Against Itself

Freeheld: Maybe Just See the Documentary It's Based On?

Street Hassle

MOHAI's The Legacy of Seattle Hip-Hop Exhibit Forgot the Most Important Part of the Story: Time

My Philosophy

Thundercat, Young Thug, WOKE, and More

Talking Pop with Chvrches' Lauren Mayberry

Of Buffy, Goonies, and a Kick-Ass Sophomore Album

For the Week of October 7

We Saw You Smuggling a Dog, Heavy-Metal Dancing, and Stumbling Drunkenly Into the Night

Stranger Staffers Were There As It Happened

Tacoma Art Museum's Art AIDS America Is a Messy Masterpiece That Reframes the Past 40 Years of American Art. NBD.

Richard Dawkins Talks About His New Memoir (While I Keep Asking Him About Atheism)

The Quiet Joy of European Foods

Half Market, Half Restaurant, and Totally Delicious

Look, Mom, I Shouted My Abortion

But My Story Is Just One of Millions

Being a Furry Can Change Your Life

(Related Question: Am I Secretly a Furry?)

Person of Interest

Stacy Peck, Musician

Medical Marijuana Dispensaries File Suit in Response to City's Crackdown

Plus, How Oregon's Legalization Is Affecting Washington Prices

The University of Washington Is Taking the CIA to Court

Seeking Justice for Survivors of a Massacre in El Salvador, the Center for Human Rights Is Suing the Agency Over Withholding Public Records

Can a Clownpocalypse Save Shorty's?