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Print Archives
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2009
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Oct. 8
Print Edition for the week of
Oct. 8 - 14, 2009
Vol. 19, No. 5
Savage Love
Hets: Get Married
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Cougin' Out with Gloria Trout
I, Anonymous
I Wish Cancer Were Contagious
by Anonymous
Film/TV
No Country for Old Country
The Coen Brothers Go Searching for the Jewish Soul
by Sean Nelson
Concessions
I Hope They Serve Beer in
I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell
by Lindy West
Still Walking
: Japanese People Can Be Heartfelt and Slightly Boring, Too!
by Brendan Kiley
Music
From Dusk till Dawn
The Dutchess and the Duke Keep the Campfire Punk Burning
by Travis Ritter
Snappy Answers to Existential Questions
All Why?'s Words for Sadness
by Eric Grandy
Toil and Stripe
Karl Blau Rides
Zebra
into the Mind of Africa
by Dave Segal
Underage
Brand New's Brand-New Album,
Daisy
by Megan Seling
Up & Coming
This Week's Noteworthy Shows and Parties
by Stranger Staff
The Score
THE SONIC OSSUARY
by Christopher DeLaurenti
Poster of the Week
Poster by Regina Aletto
by Aaron Huffman
My Philosophy
Sonny Bonoho's
Phone Phreak
by Larry Mizell Jr.
Party Crasher
It's Beginning to Sound a Lot Like Christmas
by RACHAEL PULLIN
It's a Hit
New Jerkin' Singles
by Michaelangelo Matos
Data Breaker
Techno Vet Surekh and IDM Newbie the Icarus Kid Bring the Weird
by Dave Segal
Fucking in the Streets
Wind's Poem
Doesn't Blow
by Eric Grandy
Theater
Hamming Up Hitchcock
With Four Actors and No Shame,
The 39 Steps
Spews Comedy All Over Seattle Rep
by David Schmader
Theater News
The Culture Constituency
by Brendan Kiley
Visual Art
Patriot Acts
Looking for Redemption in
The Old, Weird America
by Jen Graves
Books
Sometimes Oprah Thinks About Thinking About Nothing
A Conversation with Tao Lin
by COREY KAHLER
Nicholson Baker Should Be Less Farty, More Smarty
by Paul Constant
Bertrand Russell: Funny-Book Star!
by Paul Constant
Nick Hornby, Naked
by Paul Constant
Food & Drink
Waiting for Delancey
You Will Do It, and You Will Like It
by Bethany Jean Clement
Bar Exam
Fortified Chocolate
by Bethany Jean Clement
Chow Bio
Justin Taft of Citizen
by Steven Blum
The Happiest Hour
Smash Wine Bar & Bistro
by Marti Jonjak
Features
The Case for Mike McGinn: Part 1
He's the Change We Need (in the Mayor's Office)
by Eli Sanders
Dan Savage's Guide to the Movies (The Amateur Porn Movies in HUMP! 5, That Is)
HUMP! 5: A Guide to the Smut That Made the Cut
by Dan Savage
News
Electionland!
The Political Town Hall You Can Watch While Drinking a Beer
by Stranger Staff
Electing Robert Rosencrantz to the City Council Would Be a Nightmare
The Nicest Guy in Seattle Is Frighteningly Conservative and Outfundraising His Progressive Opponent, Mike O'Brien
by Dominic Holden
Police Beat
Two Safeways, a Knife, and a Pipe
by Charles Mudede
Last Days
The Week in Review
by David Schmader
Suggests
Why?, Mount Eerie, No Kids
by Eric Grandy
Equality March
by Dominic Holden
'The Invention of Lying'
by Lindy West
'Snaps'
by Kelly O
HUMP! 5
by Dan Savage
Hitchcock Double Feature
by David Schmader
Richard Dawkins
by Paul Constant
'Back to the Soft Rock'
by David Schmader
I Love Television
I Didn't Know, OKAY?!?
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
Control Tower
Not Too Sexy
by Mistress Matisse
Public Editor
A Critical Overview of
The Stranger
by A. Birch Steen, Stranger Public Editor and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)
Crossword Solution
Musical Anagrams (Oct. 8)
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Crossword Puzzle
This Week's Puzzle
Musical Anagrams (Oct. 8)
by Brendan Emmett Quigley
Illustrated Comment of the Week
by Greg Stump