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Vol. 18, No. 16
Legalizing It
Three measures in Olympia could change the way Washington state looks at pot.
By Nicholas Deshais
Smokeless Fire
Kids can't smoke regular cigarettes because they’re harmful. But what about ones that purport to be healthy?
By Daniel Walters
Boozehounds and Taco Stands
Marr gets a job, racists hate Mexican food and a detective gets exonerated.
By Inlander Staff
Dictators Beware
While we take our technology for granted, protestors in Egypt and Tunisia are using it to change the world.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Don't Forget JFK
Kennedy helped young people navigate the 1960s. Obama is missing the boat.
By Robert Herold
Holy Warrior
Robert Sacre's stats are up in a tough season.
By Howie Stalwick
Scats and Dogs
What dog noses are teaching us about endangered species.
By Jack Nisbet
'The Emperor of All Maladies,' Siddhartha Mukherjee
The Hundred Years War has nothing on our 4,000-year bout with cancer.
Mythic Portions
Greek goes farm-to-table at Pullman’s Black Cypress.
By Anna Vodicka
Four Diamond Fare
Masselow's wins AAA's Four Diamond Award. Plus, Mexican chow in Cheney.
By Anna Vodicka and Luke Baumgarten
Family Band
A Pullman band, formed by chance, saves itself from damnation.
By Leah Sottile
Child's Play
The Plain White T's made a concept album about childhood. It sounds a bit immature.
By Jordy Byrd
Live With Pleasure!
Against Me! is just as crazy onstage as it’s always been.
By Seth Sommerfeld
'Kaputt,' Destroyer
Forget the New Pornographers — Dan Bejar shines as Destroyer.
By Jordan Satterfield
'Cape Dory,' Tennis
Tennis was fun while it was underground, but kinda lost its edge in the studio.
By Mark White
Freakonomics
Economics gets perhaps a little too freaky.
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded
By Marty Demarest
Get SpIFFed
Your complete guide to this week's Spokane International Film Festival
Work Stoppage
If you can’t live in a McMansion and drive a Mercedes, does life have any meaning?
By Ed Symkus
Hurt the Ones You Love
Blue Valentine will make you want to try harder.
By Luke Baumgarten
Harry's Law
The new legal show from David E. Kelley would be nothing without Kathy Bates.
By Blair Tellers
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The state ethics law is supposed to prevent corruption, but some university employees say it's overbearing
By Wilson Criscione
Politicians avoided the Superfund scarlet letter for Lake Coeur d'Alene, but with a tourism empire now at stake, leaders want to tackle pollution
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Bundle up and grab a beer — the Gonzaga vs. North Carolina game is hitting the big screen at the Pavilion in Riverfront Park
By Dan Nailen
The CDC believes it's found the culprit behind the vaping-related illnesses
By Will Maupin
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