Issue Number 13 December 1994/January 1995
FEATURES:
- University of Washington administrators want the world to think their plan to eliminate the school's Environmental Studies Institute is just a monetary decision. Think again...
- by Mark Worth and Mark Gardner
- photos by Neal Herbert, cover art by Christina Sporrong
- Seattle zoning laws were massaged to allow a commercial painting facility to operate in a residential neighborhood
- story and photo by Mike Blain
- Revitalizing Politics in Washington State.
- guest column by Washington State Senator Cal Anderson.
- Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper talks to the Free Press about community policing and Seattle law enforcement.
- interview, plus additional commentary, by Bill Lyons
SPECIAL:
- Election '94 catches reformists napping: Three perspectives on the election from hell.
- columns from Mark Gardner, Brian King, and Matt Robesch.
- When Bill Gates' dad throws a party, does the richest man in America have to help clean up?
- humor by John Ambrosavage.
THE REGULARS:
Mail
Actual letters from actual readers.
EnviroWatch
How humans treat their surroundings, each other, themselves.
Working
Of and relating to labor.
reported and compiled by Doug Collins.
Free Facts
The Northwest in numbers.
Spike, the Rabid Media Watchdog
The poop on the local information industry.
reported and compiled by Matt Robesch and Mark Gardner.
Hearing Aids
music reviews by Lance Davis.
Northwest Books
Regional writers in review.
literary review by Kent Chadwick.
Reel Underground
Your guide to experimental film.
film reviews and calendar by Paul D. Goetz.
AmbroToons
Exciting Contest, Prizes Still Available!
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