- Issue of
- Nov 21-27, 2002
- Vol. 19, No. 38
News & Opinion
- Danehy
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Writing Wrongs
Ignorant, fat, bald, disgusting, un-American, racist--and that's just Mom's opinion.
- Feature
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What's the secret behind the Doohickey?
A chapter from the new mystery novel by Pete Hautman.
- Feature
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Mystery Man
Pete Hautman's comic crime capers have earned reviews that put him beside modern-day masters of the genre.
- Currents Feature
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Scat Fight
City Council member accuses Sister Cities Association of 'highway robbery.'
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- Currents Feature
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Mock Terror
Be glad it's only a drill.
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- Currents Feature
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Exiting the Stream
Freelancers embrace life through work.
- Currents Feature
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What's It Good For?
Jumping on the war bandwagon entails great sacrifices we have not yet understood.
- Editor's Note
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It's a Dry Heave
A note from the editor.
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The Skinny
Cryin' time... Bipartisan baloney... Early ballots... Stewart escapes prisons... Kolbe wannabes... And more!
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Mailbag
Howls of outrage and squeals of delight from our astonished fans.
City Week
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City Week
Holiday Craft Market... What they won't tell you about Iraq... Downtown at Dusk... And more!
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Cheap Thrills
Fun things to do that won't cost a fortune.
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Technicolor Magic
'Far From Heaven' uses color and emotion to create a compelling period piece.
Music
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- Music Feature
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The Roar of Life
Seattle's Pedro the Lion tells it like it is.
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Soundbites
Har Mar Superstar... Joe Bonamassa... Circulatory System... And more!
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- Rhythm & Views
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Paullelujah!
MC Paul Barman
Arts & Culture
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- Review
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Precision Peccadillos
Modern dance's bad-boy perfectionist returns.
- Review
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Striking Display
'The Miss Firecracker Contest' explodes with a full array of humor and colorful performances.
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- Review
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Ale and Spirits
An Irish pub serves up haunting tales in 'The Weir.'
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- Review
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Golden Strings
Harpist Mariano Gonzalez to perform in benefit.
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- Book Feature
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She's So Vain
Christina Schwarz writes on a fledging writer's desire for greatness.
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Fit for a King
New Delhi Palace serves classic Indian cuisine to thrill your palate. If they would only lighten up.
