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Print Edition for the week of
Sep. 7 - 13, 2016
Vol. 26, No. 2
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Savage Love
Milk Money
by Dan Savage
New Column!
Fall into HUMP! 2016
Get Cracking: HUMP! Submission Deadline Is September 30!
Film/TV
For the Love of Spock
Is a Heartfelt Tribute to Leonard Nimoy
by Erik Henriksen
Cosmos
Is the Last Film by a Great Polish Director
by Charles Mudede
The Mustachioed Heroism of
Sully
by Ned Lannamann
I, Anonymous
Disgraceful Delivery Guy
by Anonymous
Music
Can All-Star Rap-Rock Protest Group Prophets of Rage Really Bring the Noise in 2016?
Project Unites Public Enemy, Rage Against the Machine, and Cypress Hill
by Chuck Eddy
Free Will Astrology
For the Week of September 7
by Rob Brezsny
We Saw You
We Saw You Feeding the Birds Way Too Much Food and Making Fun of Black Lives Matter with Your Truck
by Stranger Staff
Visual Art
MOTHA Faces the Challenges of Building a Trans Museum
by Jen Graves
Food & Drink
A Marxist Walks into a Fancy Cocktail Bar...
And Gets to the Bottom of Canon's Lavish Cocktails
by Charles Mudede
Features
Person of Interest: Mama Tits
Seattle's "Skyscraper Hostess" Shares Some of Her Favorite Things.
by Jennifer Campbell
News
Breaking the Blue Wall of Silence
How to Fix the Police, According to Former Chief of Police Norm Stamper
by Ansel Herz
Seahawks
Win Forever
How the Seahawks and Pete Carroll Will Defy Physics to Keep Winning Super Bowls
by Spike Friedman
Building a New Beast Mode
It Will Take a Small Army to Replace Marshawn Lynch
by Spike Friedman