In 1981, New York businessman Eugene Lang returned to the East Harlem elementary school he had attended more than 50…
RESEARCHERS AS MARTYRS? As a researcher of gorilla and other primate cultures, I agree that what is happening in labs…
Monorail As the shaky Seattle Monorail Project (SMP) this week unveiled a plan to plan a plan, Seattle City Council…
A federal judge says there is no constitutional right to dance.
Despite cancellation of this summer’s concerts planned for Gas Works Park, the revolt isn’t over in many corners of the city.
Friends, homos, and countrymen—buy me a beer. I come to bury this column, not to praise it. The derided reputation…
An appraisal of the hazards of driving while phoning.
Where fiction is stronger than truth!
Turf: Urban Living
NOON, SATURDAY, a Tacoma exhibition hall swarming with Northwest coin collectors and souvenir hunters. Did the right-wing future governor of…
Mudflow into Art I enjoyed the article on the killer mudflows [“The Super Flood,” Oct. 19]. Seattle Weekly readers might…
The FTC released its new children’s Internet privacy regulations, which require kids under 13 to get verifiable parental consent before…
The conservative Building Industry Association of Washington uses insurance revenue from municipalities to help finance political activity.
Cook’s a crook
Gardening advice
Council president says six council members have now admitted to rules violations.
19,000 state union members jump into the Legislature’s dispute over money.
DEAR PET LADY, The letter from Darlene Lovelace [The Pet Lady, June 6] really upset me. I didn’t hear anything…
A study of touch-screen voting in Snohomish County suggests that machines favored Dino Rossi. But there’s no way to prove it.
SAVAGE’S MONSTERI know I shouldn’t be reading these stories [“Did They Get Their Man?” Feb. 28]; all they do is…
