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Features

The Gay in Congregation
Christianity’s queer embrace pits open-minded students versus a traditionalist administration at SPU.
News By Laura Onstot

Another Dubious Death at the King County Jail
Details of the incident, based on public records and interviews, fit into a three-year pattern of preventable deaths at the jail.
News By Rick Anderson

Mariners Should Play “The Right Way”
And look to the NBA for change.
News By Damon Agnos

Real Busey Discovers Fake Busey
Hollywood B. considers legal action against better-looking Seattleite.
News By Aimee Curl

No Green R.E.I. for Seattle
Folsom, Calif., and others get solar panels and other goodies.
News By Jesse Froehling

The Suits: Faculty Sues for Raise
Husband sues for sex.
News By Laura Onstot

More Info on Salmon
And on Rainier Valley development and afternoon tea.
Letters to the Editor

The Problems With Dr. Juice
Botched abortions, extortion, steroid trafficking, and a pool table in the exam room were just the beginning.
News By Rick Anderson

The Intersection of Gentrification and Neglect
The Rainier Valley’s becoming nicer, more expensive, and less inclusive.
The M.F. Truth By Mark D. Fefer

Salmon Caught in the Carbon Net
Our mania for wild, fresh boutique fish comes at a high environmental cost.
News By Brian Miller

What Happens if the Viaduct Collapses?
There’s no liability cap, and victims could shoot for the moon.
News By Damon Agnos

City Council’s SLUTty Daydreams
Reaching out to the tax brackets that shun buses.
News By Aimee Curl


Wild Turkeys: the Cure for the Common County
If you’re bored and in Whatcom County, this is a godsend.
News By Jesse Froehling
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