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Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 16 - 22, 2006

Vol. 15, No. 27

Savage Love

Barely Legal

by Dan Savage

New Column!

I, Anonymous

I Anonymous

Support the Farting Ban

Film/TV

This Week on TV

by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

Games

Ring Girl

by John Tynes

DVD

Controversy in a Box

by Charles Petersen

Memory Itself Is Completely Fallible

Rupert Murray Talks About His Amnesia Movie

by Andrew Wright and Andy Spletzer

Movie Times

Jo'burg Fabulous

An Interview with the Director of Tsotsi

by Charles Mudede

Film Shorts

On Screen

New Releases

by Charles Mudede, Andrew Wright, Annie Wagner and Hannah Levin

Tomorrow Is a Brighter Day

The Revolutionary Politics of V for Vendetta

by Charles Mudede

Music

Up & Coming

by Stranger Staff

Wonder Brahs

Oneida: Psych-Rock Philanthropists

by Grant Brissey

The Score

Recent DVDs

by Christopher DeLaurenti

Data Breaker

Birdy Nam Nam/Cluster

by Dave Segal

Party Crasher

License to Thrill

by Paul Constant

My Philosophy

Hiphop Ya Don't Stop

by Larry Mizell Jr.

Classical, Jazz & Avant

by Christopher DeLaurenti

All Ages Action

by Megan Seling

Rain in Blood

Himsa Spread the Horror

by Nes Rednaaj

Border Radio

Roots & Americana

by Kurt B. Reighley

Live Music/DJ Listings

Rocka Rolla

Sugar in My Bowl

by Hannah Levin

CD Reviews

by Nicholas Scholl and Mosi Reeves

Poster of the Week

by Corianton Hale

Underage

Undiscovered

by Megan Seling

Starks Relief

Ghostface Killah Saves New York

by Larry Mizell Jr.

Belgium Rocks

dEUS Bring Their Intimate Epics to Chop Suey

by Kurt B. Reighley

Pink, Purple, and Black

Mos Generator's Head-Spinning but Smart Stoner Rock

by Megan Seling

Theater

From Caveman to Pillowman

ACT Is Officially Off Its Deathbed

by Brendan Kiley

Theater Listings

Actor's Market

The Mysterious Link Between Performance Art and Real Estate

by David Schmader

Theater News

Program Notes, Gutted Children

by Brendan Kiley

Visual Art

Identity Theft

In The Kodachrome Memoirs, a Man Goes Quietly

by Grant Mandarino

In Art News

Vaginal Walls

by Jen Graves

In Art News

Vaginal Walls

by Jen Graves

Visual Art Listings

Books

Readings Listings

Nightstand

The Incomplete Highlights

by Christopher Frizzelle

Here, Have a Headache

The Awesome Anxiety of The Complete New Yorker

by Tom Nissley

Food & Drink

BAR EXAM

What $25 Gets You

by Bethany Jean Clement

CHOW BIO

Rebecca Early

by Cienna Madrid

Wine, Women, and Risotto

Modern Dance, Local Chefs, and a Fantastic Frieze

by Bethany Jean Clement and Brendan Kiley

Features

FIGHTING MOOD

Darcy Burner is a military brat, computer geek, and former Microsoft executive. Howard Dean believes she can help the Democrats take Washington State's 8th Congressional District and the U.S. Congress—with your help.

by Eli Sanders

News

Police Beat

Symptomatic

by Charles Mudede

In Other Neighborhoods

by Stranger Staff

J-Pegged

Computer Techie Discovers Cache of Child Porn

by M. Savo

In the Hall

Fire with Fire

by Erica C. Barnett

In Other News

by Stranger Staff

CounterIntel

Unconvinced

by Josh Feit

False Choice

Nickels Frames Viaduct Debate as Showdown Begins

by Erica C. Barnett

Letters to the Editor

Last Days

The Week in Review

by David Schmader

Suggests

Heartless Bastards

by Hannah Levin

Dr. Wangari Maathai/Dina Martina

'The Pillowman'

by Brendan Kiley

17th Annual Oyster Olympics

by Brendan Kiley

Lick

by Adrian Ryan

'The Vivian Girls'

by Hannah Levin

Jean-Luc Godard

by Annie Wagner

I Love Television

I Love TV

The Devil Made You Do It

by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

Celebrity I Saw U

Antonio, Fudgepacker!

Control Tower

Help Me Mistress

by Mistress Matisse

Public Editor

The Stranger: A Critical Overview

by A. Birch Steen, Stranger Public Editor and OSHA Board of Governors Member (Retired)

Print Edition for the week ofMar. 16 - 22, 2006

Savage Love

New Column!

I, Anonymous

Support the Farting Ban

Film/TV

Ring Girl

Controversy in a Box

Rupert Murray Talks About His Amnesia Movie

An Interview with the Director of Tsotsi

New Releases

The Revolutionary Politics of V for Vendetta

Music

Oneida: Psych-Rock Philanthropists

Recent DVDs

Birdy Nam Nam/Cluster

License to Thrill

Hiphop Ya Don't Stop

Himsa Spread the Horror

Roots & Americana

Sugar in My Bowl

Undiscovered

Ghostface Killah Saves New York

dEUS Bring Their Intimate Epics to Chop Suey

Mos Generator's Head-Spinning but Smart Stoner Rock

Theater

ACT Is Officially Off Its Deathbed

The Mysterious Link Between Performance Art and Real Estate

Program Notes, Gutted Children

Visual Art

In The Kodachrome Memoirs, a Man Goes Quietly

Vaginal Walls

Vaginal Walls

Books

The Incomplete Highlights

The Awesome Anxiety of The Complete New Yorker

Food & Drink

What $25 Gets You

Rebecca Early

Modern Dance, Local Chefs, and a Fantastic Frieze

Features

Darcy Burner is a military brat, computer geek, and former Microsoft executive. Howard Dean believes she can help the Democrats take Washington State's 8th Congressional District and the U.S. Congress—with your help.

News

Symptomatic

Computer Techie Discovers Cache of Child Porn

Fire with Fire

Unconvinced

Nickels Frames Viaduct Debate as Showdown Begins

Letters to the Editor

Last Days

Suggests

I Love Television

The Devil Made You Do It

Celebrity I Saw U

Control Tower

Public Editor

Just Can't Get Enough?

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Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 16 - 22, 2006