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A conservative’s case for ending the war. Now.
Home team vs. visitors.
SPEAKING TO POWER Harper’s magazine’s tart-tongued editor, Lewis Lapham, ought to have plenty to say about Bush, Cheney, and the…
ON THE PLATE Through March An authentic cassoulet takes time and effort. The white-bean stew contains ingredients not found in…
I am a slut in remission. I am sure that a lot of it has to do with the fact…
And local composers steal it.
Wed Live Music All American Metro Retro at 9 p.m. Baranof Kimball and the Fugitive Combo, Stick Shift Annie 8…
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Joe Strummer: 1952-2002.
A New York chef serves up a restaurant memoir with all the trimmings.
S.O.U.P.S. (Seattle’s Own Undeniably Perfect Soups) By Michael Congdon (Sasquatch Books, $15.95 paper) Some professional cooks like the spotlight: They’re…
Great winemakers are artists. Like all artists they are curious by nature, always searching for a medium in which to…
Madame Sata Brazil/France, 2002. Director: Karim Ainouz Tues., May 27, 9:30 p.m., Harvard Exit You can have a rip-roaring time…
West Nile Virus has arrived in the Northwest.
If we have supposedly attracted so many bright, well-educated young people to our area, why not finance a few of them?
Along Capitol Hill’s main drag, small businesses worry that construction will bury everyone but the Gap.
FRIDAY – WEDNESDAY FILM GODZILLA No Raymond Burr. That’s the first thing you notice about this restored 50th-anniversary version of…
A couple of Saturdays ago, I fired up the buggy and pointed her eastward, taking I-90 for a two-hour rainy-day…
Philip Roth explains that though he dislikes our current national politics, the alternatives were once much worse.
Harboring family secrets in post-war Hanoi.
