Vol. 20, No. 12
Remaking the Grade
Spokane Public Schools pilots a controversial new way to grade its students
By Daniel Walters
Going Dark
Spokane’s police chief eyes downtown; plus, Riverfront Park’s IMAX closes — for now
By Heidi Groover and Jacob Jones
Finding Our Balance
Sandy Hook, like Columbine and even Gettysburg, reflects a sordid American self-portrait
By Robert Herold
Upheaval in Olympia
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
The Ice Age
Reliving the days of the Spokane Comets
By Howie Stalwick
POETRY — Laura Read
By Dennis Held
Fear
What scares us and why it's not all bad
By Inlander Readers
This We Believe
Some New Year’s resolutions for the Spokane music scene in 2013
By Leah Sottile
For Your Consideration — January 3, 2013
Points From Down Under
WSU’s Brock Motum brings a scoring frenzy to the Palouse, all the way from Australia
Crosstown Spirit
At North Central and Shadle Park, the effort to keep high school spirit games at the Arena continues
By Mike Bookey
UPDATE — Lovitt Restaurant
By Carrie Scozzaro
Resolution Eating
A registered dietician tells us how eating can make us better people
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
New Brew
Tricksters Brewing delivers tasty beers to a Coeur d’Alene crowd that’s ready for them
Post-Racial Cinema
Tarantino pushes boundaries, and successfully so, with Django Unchained
By Maryann Johanson
Wave of Drama
The Impossible brings a heartbreaking story from the horrific 2004 tsunami to life
By Ed Symkus
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The fencing of the West and the enduring question of who this land was made for
By CMarie Fuhrman
Meet Ritters Garden & Gifts' resident felines, Petunia and Felix
By Chey Scott
Hi Neighbor Tavern celebrates the anniversary of its owner's release from an Iraqi POW camp
By Eliza Billingham
The Pacific Northwest is finalizing plans for $1 billion in investments in 'green' hydrogen to power aviation, shipping, long-haul trucking and more
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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