Vol. 17, No. 21
Going Nuclear
The feds want feedback on their Hanford cleanup plan — and last week they got it
By Natalie Johnson
Excuse My French
The state’s legal codes watch their language. Sarah Palin would be pleased.
By Nicholas Deshais
Disc Compatibility
Turning a rundown park with a bad reputation into a disc golf haven is no simple task
By Daniel Walters
It's Grinding time
Everything hits the wall in Olympia as services and spending are finalized
By Kevin Taylor
Y Ideas
The future of the YMCA; plus, revisions to the city’s initiative process
Saving the Y, Part Two
We don’t need more open space in Riverfront Park. We should preserve the old YMCA building.
By Robert Herold
Big Hair, Big Laughs
In laughing and crying, in camaraderie and tragedy, the Civic’s six-woman ensemble mostly succeeds in Steel Magnolias
By Michael Bowen
The Big Book of Soul - Stephanie Bird
How much do you really know about "voodoo"?
By Tammy Marshall
Fixing Shakespeare
SFCC and The Inlander’s theater critic have the audacity to edit the Bard
Peep Show
ChatRoulette is hilarious, disturbing, entertaining and odd. Kinda like real life.
By Leah Sottile
Joe's First Truck
A Spokane story, from the Great Depression to today
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Sad Clown
Your pop culture guide to Pagliacci
By Blair Tellers
Seoul Food
Bibim Bap is Korean for the best comfort food you’ve never heard of
By Carey Jackson
The Frazzled Blue Line
It’s hard out there for a pimp. Hard for actors, too, with all the flawed heroes in Brooklyn’s Finest
By Ed Symkus
BioShock 2
There’s no shock left to BioShock 2
By Marty Demarest
The Damned United
Not your average sports drama
Ascetic Love
The Last Station, covering the final year of Tolstoy’s life, highlights the struggle between natural impulses and restraint
Caprica
No, Caprica is not Battlestar Galactica
This Addiction - Alkaline Trio
Pretty good, if it weren't for Dan Andriano's voice.
By Seth Sommerfeld
Harsh Game for the People
Cool Nutz has been representing Portland hip-hop for two decades and won’t be quitting anytime soon
By Jorma Knowles
Moonage Daydream
Space Opera 77 has figured out glam rock. Now they just need to work out a decent demo.
By Jordy Byrd
American Gong - Quasi
The fidgety sound, the sudden change-ups: This is why you love Quasi.
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