Print Edition for the week of
Mar. 8 - 14, 2001
Vol. 10, No. 25
Savage Love
New Column!
I, Anonymous
Film/TV
When Hearing Is Not Enough
A Documentary Brings Two Worlds Together
Mole of the Week
"Company Man" Delivers Guilty Pleasure
Room to Grow
Kasi Lemmons' Flawed but Promising "Caveman's Valentine"
Committed to Memory
Jewish & Irish Film Fest Picks
Music
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Pavement's Stephen Malkmus Cuts Loose
Holy Cow
It's a Sad Day for the Fastbacks
Theater
Not So 'Hot'
Come on Baby, You Know You Want It
Smug Cleavage
Money Can Buy Everything but Taste
Chicken-Hearted
"Egguus" Could Use a Few More Clucks
Visual Art
Stages of Chaos
How I'd Fix the Seattle Fringe Festival
The Monk and His Milk
Wolfgang Laib's Material Meditations at the Henry
Books
Fluff and Stuff
Thomas Glave is Not Quite the Next James Baldwin
Food & Drink
Villa Victoria Catering
Window to Tamale Heaven
News
Fractured Seattle
What We Shove Under Comes Back Up
Tuesday Night Live
Gonzo Journalist Dives into Mardi Gras Riots
Post-Columbine Syndrome
Governor Locke Offers Vague Solutions to Complicated School Violence Issue
Last Days
Calendar
I Love Television
It's My Party
Rick Levin Courtside
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