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Street Eats

Takin' It to the Streets

Outdoor Eating Makes a City Feel Like a City

by Sara Dickerman

Obstacle Course

Why Seattle Doesn't Have More Street Food

by Erica C. Barnett

Heavy Metal Hot Dog

In the Trenches with One of Seattle's Favorite Purveyors of Street Food

by Bethany Jean Clement

Loco for Tacos

The Hunt for Al Pastor

by Chrissy Loader

Favorite Things

Seattle Chefs Tell Us About Street Food They Love from Around the World and Close to Home

Eatin' Outdoors

Dept. of Beefcake Appreciation

I Regret The Stranger's Position on Male Body Hair

by Corianton Hale

Department of Satanic Reversals

The Only Thing The Stranger News Team Regrets About Endorsing Mark Sidran for Attorney General Is that It Didn't Help Him Win

by Josh Feit

More from Street Eats

Thu, Dec 30, 2004

Stranger Dept. of Corrections

We Regret These Errors:

by Christopher Frizzelle

Thu, Dec 30, 2004

Dept. of Naive Patriotism

Getting So Emotionally Invested in the Kerry Campaign Was, in Retrospect, Regrettable

by Sean Nelson

Thu, Dec 30, 2004

Dept. of Orthography

Which Is Just a Fancy Word for "Spelling" and Isn't Something We're Very Good At

by Stranger Copy Editors Amy Kate Horn and Gillian Anderson

Thu, Dec 30, 2004

Dept. of Towering Blunders

The Errors that Almost Sunk the Urban Archipelago

by Several Editors at The Stranger

Thu, Nov 18, 2004

Make It

Holiday Recipes

by Sara Dickerman

Thu, Nov 18, 2004

Fake It

How to Phone It In

by Bethany Jean Clement

Thu, Nov 18, 2004

Hurt It

A Little Cruelty Can Enliven Your Feast

by Sean Nelson

Thu, Nov 18, 2004

End It

Last Suppers For A Holiday Suicide

by David Schmader

Thu, Sep 30, 2004

The Last Monorail Campaign

Seattle's last chance to build a rapid transit system may go down thanks to one rich developer, a handful of angry Hummer drivers, and timid politicians.

by Dan Savage

Thu, Sep 30, 2004

Follow the Money

Controversial real Estate Developer Martin Selig is funding the anti-monorail campaign -- but what's in it for him?

by Erica C. Barnett

Thu, Sep 30, 2004

Death, the Seattle Way

Seattle Is the Only Home I've Ever Known. If It Doesn't Build the Monorail, It Can Go to Hell.

by Bradley Steinbacher

Thu, Sep 30, 2004

Just Build It

So You Want to Run a Monorail Campaign

by Erica C. Barnett

Thu, Sep 30, 2004

Weapons of Mass Obstruction

Anti-Monorail Campaign Relies on Red Herrings to Undermine Monorail

by Josh Feit

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

Cleaning Up After Sex

Tips for Dirty Boys and Girls

by Annie Wagner

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

Being Gay Is Not (Necessarily) a Mess

Tips for Collegiate Queers

by David Schmader

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

Black Aquaman

Doin' the Wash, Yo!

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

Clean Up After Yourself

The Stranger's 2004 Back to School ANNUAL

by Sean Nelson

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

Who Cleans Up Your Mess?

A Revealing Look Inside the World of the College Custodian

by Stranger Staff

Thu, Sep 23, 2004

How to Identify a Mess Before It Happens

Common Problems for College Freshmen... and What to Do About Them

by Sean Nelson

Thu, Sep 2, 2004

Shut Them Down

A History of Public Enemy vs. the System

by Charles Mudede

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