Issue Archive for the Week of
Mar 28 -
Apr 3,
2002
Vol. 11, No. 28
News
The "WOW" Factor:
Arts supporters descended on Olympia to fight the governor's proposed cuts to Washington's arts budget. They won. Unfortunately, almost none of the money the state spends on "art" is actually spent on art.
No One Gives a Shit About Baseball:
And no one gives a shit about the Mariners either. Safeco Field sucks, Ichiro sucks, and we have better things to do than watch a bunch of overpaid millionaires run bases in tight polyester pants. Face facts: Baseball is stupid.
Planned Poverty:
Activists File Complaint Against Seattle Housing Authority
The Race Is On:
With Pulitzer Prize Just Weeks Away, Fred Hutch and Wall Street Journal Attack Seattle Times
Veto Victory:
Governor Locke Saves Monorail From Legislative Booby Trap
Chief Concern:
Police Guild Votes No-Confidence... In Reform
Dirty Laundry:
Beacon Hill Dry Cleaner Leaves Hazardous Waste for New Owner
Police Beat:
Crime University
Music
Love Hurts:
An Interview with Everett True
Revelations:
Mason Betha Is a Better Rapper than Ma$e
California Screaming:
L.A. Punk Redux
American Cash:
Reading the Ring of Fire
The Impossible Thrill:
Music for the New York Mobster and the New Orleans Playa
Underground:
GETS ROBO.TRASHED
Underage:
at the Paramount
Film
The Breakfast Club:
Nate Lippens Discovers Sunday-Morning Cinema
Stainless Steel:
A Pretty But Empty Room
Space Oddity:
E.T. Phones It In
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