Mutual respect, sucker Phineas Taylor Barnum, a.k.a. P.T. Barnum, has been credited with coining the phrase “There’s a sucker born…
NOT TO DIMINISH Daniel Pearl’s courage and accomplishment or the horror of his murder and the vileness of his murderers,…
A terrible accident Well, there is only one thing funnier than watching Seattle desperately strive to be a world-class city,…
A sad piece Perhaps the saddest aspect of Stusser’s piece [“Sex (or the lack thereof) and the City,” 2/8] is…
An inside look at the record industry’s digital-download security plan.
The surest way to get credit is to claim it, and who’s better at that than Paul Watson and the…
Also: A cheer for the Seahawks by Sonics fans, a holy war, and a Seattle activist is convicted.
SURVIVING BI-COASTALLYIf Alan Rudolph was less concerned with “surviving film to mouth?” from his digs on Bainbridge and Manhattan [see…
DNA privacy is the subject of debate in both Washingtons. Will they protect your personal code?
The most popular news stories in 2005 on SeattleWeekly.com.
Activists accuse Cheryl Chow of selling park land to a housing developer.
More cops, fewer cops?
DURAN, DURAN A supergroup of the 1980s, only recently recognized by the cognoscenti as being the harbinger of vast and…
Plans for the monorail complicate internal politics at nonprofit Northwest Center.
The killing of Aaron Roberts sparks protests and raises questions.
The lawyer who exposed the Cadillac judge faces the Supreme Court.
COLOR ME GLADMy wish is that Art—whether it be graphic art/design/creative or the written word—contribute to a transformative process. I…
“Kid-friendly” Seattle needs to toughen up its offspring. “I like children,” the great W.C. Fields once said. “If they’re properly…
