Feb. 4-10, 2004
The Planet Project would like to teach the world to speak up.
Welcome to South by Southwest, where music biz hucksters are hawkin’—and flockin’ to—the digital revolution.
Why does the Times want to lay off workers?
Forest-Friendly City Thank you for the article “In Search of the Original ‘Seattle’” [Feb. 16]. As a manager of what…
Clinton and Gorton strike a deal to promote Chief Justice Barbara Durham, paving the way to a more liberal state supreme court.
Virgo (Aug. 23–Sept. 22)Some parts of you are ready to move on, but some aren’t. Perhaps your restless brain urges…
THE EYMAN LETTERS: FUROR OR F܈RER?When did Mellon Scaife purchase the Weekly? And when did Hannibal Lecter do a Ray…
Environmentalists break out their axes over a green tree-cutting scheme.
Last week I was in Canada, where the national media gave noticeably more comprehensive accounts of what was happening in…
Seattle’s most popular view It’s nice to be famous, although the long wait getting there can wear on you. Ask…
Dear Dategirl, I recently found myself attracted to a woman I have known for the past two years. When I…
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer’s staffers defend their paper from Blethen’s barbs.
U.S.Immigration Judge Victoria Young said she found it “unfortunate” that someone who has lived here for virtually all of his…
WHY DOESN’T TIM Eyman just get it over with and propose an initiative that abolishes all our taxes? That is,…
It now appears that King County Executive Ron Sims will keep enough of his powers to fight another day. Just…
Best Library RedoNever mind Rem Koolhaas’ new Central Library, branch libraries are where many of us get our regular book…
Washington is about to have a new chief executive—call her the Cinderella Governor. This week, she’s taking the oath of…
TRANSPORTATION People love their car-pool lanes. At least that’s what you might assume after a recent flood of e-mails showed…
