Downtown business interests try to tidy up free speech.
Trying to be a sensitive man in yoga class.
Why this safe, sleepy sound is so darn popular.
The beguiling free improv of Daniel Carter and Reuben Radding.
Get the gift right, or kiss them goodbye
HEALTH BENEFITS FOR gay partners of government employees may be at risk. A Christian legal-action group has funded a lawsuit…
Controversy over the prohibition on blood donations from gay men surfaces after the terrorist attacks.
Dating for the Plus-Size Crowd
How I tracked down, and yelled at, the biggest mail-order peddler of health remedies in the country.
Two drummer-led bands enlarge Earshot’s jazz kit.
Scientists are messing with the genes of trees: Is it a threat to the environment or a boon?
Wayne Horvitz’s great groove-tet has a sensitive side too.
Schell’s threatening rhetoric over WTO II may have helped stoke the confrontation.
Wanna step out of the shower and onto the bus? The county has made it easy for you—but please put on your clothing first.
War’s tumult, in all its dizzying confusion.
Pretty much everyone it seems. (Instant Nostalgia issue)
THE NEWEST STAR in the Net portal competition is a site called Ask Jeeves, which allows users to search the…
Publisher Frank Blethen is on a crusade to keep his paper in the family.
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Seattle’s surviving high-tech companies get selective as the pool of employees grows.
In a letter to members, the Seattle Art Museum aims to cool outrage over its ‘hot’ Matisse.
