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Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 27 - May. 3, 2006

Vol. 15, No. 33

Savage Love

Baby Talk

by Dan Savage

New Column!

I, Anonymous

I Anonymous

I BURN WITH REGRET, FURY, AND CANCER

Film/TV

Movie Times

Film Shorts

by Stranger Staff

DVD

Lemonade Joe

by Brendan Kiley

Soft Taffy

Life Is Hard, Candy Isn't

by Charles Mudede

Games

Return of the Queen

by Bradley Steinbacher

On Screen

This Week's New Releases

by Annie Wagner, Christopher Frizzelle and Lindy West

This Week on TV

by Wm.™ Steven Humphrey

Once More with Feeling

An Inside View of Flight 93

by Annie Wagner

Music

Live Music/DJ Listings

My Philosophy

Hiphop Ya Don't Stop

by Larry Mizell Jr.

Border Radio

Roots & Americana

by Kurt B. Reighley

Club Directory

CLASSICAL, JAZZ & AVANT

by Christopher DeLaurenti

Up & Coming

by Stranger Staff

Bloody Legit

Mon Frere's Youthful Follies

by Megan Seling

Canon Fodder

Alex Ross vs. Classical Snobbery

by Jen Graves

Poster of the Week

by Dan Paulus

Party Crasher

Let My People Go... to Outer-Fucking-Space!

by Paul Constant

CD Reviews

by Matt Corwine, Larry Mizell Jr., Scott Goodwin, Christopher Porter, Grant Brissey, Dave Segal, Sam Mickens and Chas Bowie

Data Breaker

Jon McMillion

by Dave Segal

Underage

RIVER CITY SKATEPARK

by Megan Seling

The Score

BACH'S INVENTIONS

by Christopher DeLaurenti

All Ages Action

by Megan Seling

Frayed? Not.

Cat Power Soothes Her Soul

by Andy Beta

Rhyme Pays–Again

You Can't Fade Ice Cube

by Shaun Bruce

Sweet Release

Take a Trip with the Essex Green

by Chris McCann

Theater

Theater Listings

by Brendan Kiley

What Is Sexy?

Bestiality and Partly Cloudy Skies

by Brendan Kiley

Theater News

What Would Morrie Do?

by Brendan Kiley

On Stage

Cold Beer, Odd Pairs, and an Homage to Molière

by Brendan Kiley and Annie Wagner

Visual Art

In Art News

Convalescence

by Jen Graves

Visual Art Listings

by Jen Graves

Jerry Garcia's Intelligent Design

Why Seattle Should Raise Denny Park 60 Feet into the Air

by Jen Graves

Books

Readings Listings

by Christopher Frizzelle

Nightstand

Where Zines Live Now

by Christopher Frizzelle

The Guilt Rubs Off

Elizabeth Bishop's Afterlife

by Angela Garbes

Food & Drink

BAR EXAM

If You Build It

by Bethany Jean Clement

Atsa Spicy Meat-a-ball!

Disneyesque Italian at Salvatore Ristorante Italiano

by Thadius Van Landingham III

CHOW BIO

James Chon

by Cienna Madrid

Eatin Out

Dine Out for Life and for Choice

by Jeff Boiardi

Features

The Nonprofit Motive

Nonprofit organizations are falling apart. The founder of Consolidated Works looks at the ills plaguing the organizations designed to save humanity, and points to a cure.

by Matthew Richter

Utopia Aflame

The Organizations Established to Save Humanity Are Dying. Seriously.

by Matthew Richter

He-Man Jew-Haters Club

[Aug 16, 1995] The Stranger Goes Undercover and Finds Capitol Hill’s Odd Fellows Hall in the Hands of Racists, Anti-Semites, and Right-Wing Crackpots

by Matthew Richter

News

In Other News

by Stranger Staff

Bus Load

The B.S. Bus Solution

by Dan Savage

Survival of the Fittest

Montlake Elementary Sweats Out Another Year on the Brink

by Thomas Francis

Police Beat

by Charles Mudede

In The Hall

Modest Proposals

by Erica C. Barnett

Tough Crowd

Former Hero to Activists, Prez Licata Takes a Beating

by Erica C. Barnett

Not So Free Speech

McDermott Pursues Costly Court Battle

by Eli Sanders

Letters to the Editor

Bad Art & Bad Words

Last Days

THE WEEK IN REVIEW

by David Schmader

Suggests

Soul Position

by Charles Mudede

Billy Childish

by Hannah Levin

Flammable

by Christopher Frizzelle

Robyn O'Neil

by Jen Graves

Stephin Merritt

by Christopher Frizzelle

Kronos Quartet

by Brendan Kiley

'Stick It'

by Annie Wagner

I Love Television

The F-Word

Celebrity I Saw U

The Power of Pitt Compels You!

by Adrian Ryan

Control Tower

Control Tower & Kink Calendar

The Rules for Kinky Chicks

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 ofApr. 27 - May. 3, 2006

Savage Love

New Column!

I, Anonymous

I BURN WITH REGRET, FURY, AND CANCER

Film/TV

Lemonade Joe

Life Is Hard, Candy Isn't

Return of the Queen

This Week's New Releases

An Inside View of Flight 93

Music

Hiphop Ya Don't Stop

Roots & Americana

Mon Frere's Youthful Follies

Alex Ross vs. Classical Snobbery

Let My People Go... to Outer-Fucking-Space!

Jon McMillion

RIVER CITY SKATEPARK

BACH'S INVENTIONS

Cat Power Soothes Her Soul

You Can't Fade Ice Cube

Take a Trip with the Essex Green

Theater

Bestiality and Partly Cloudy Skies

What Would Morrie Do?

Cold Beer, Odd Pairs, and an Homage to Molière

Visual Art

Convalescence

Why Seattle Should Raise Denny Park 60 Feet into the Air

Books

Where Zines Live Now

Elizabeth Bishop's Afterlife

Food & Drink

If You Build It

Disneyesque Italian at Salvatore Ristorante Italiano

James Chon

Dine Out for Life and for Choice

Features

Nonprofit organizations are falling apart. The founder of Consolidated Works looks at the ills plaguing the organizations designed to save humanity, and points to a cure.

The Organizations Established to Save Humanity Are Dying. Seriously.

[Aug 16, 1995] The Stranger Goes Undercover and Finds Capitol Hill’s Odd Fellows Hall in the Hands of Racists, Anti-Semites, and Right-Wing Crackpots

News

The B.S. Bus Solution

Montlake Elementary Sweats Out Another Year on the Brink

Modest Proposals

Former Hero to Activists, Prez Licata Takes a Beating

McDermott Pursues Costly Court Battle

Letters to the Editor

Last Days

Suggests

I Love Television

Celebrity I Saw U

Control Tower

The Rules for Kinky Chicks

Public Editor

Just Can't Get Enough?

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Print Edition for the week of
Apr. 27 - May. 3, 2006