Issue Number 20 February/March 1996
Cover Photo by P. Kylen-Mitchell
- Jet roar shakes South King County residents out of a suburban dream.
- by Doug Collins
- "Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell."
- by Doug Collins
- The view from Seattle.
- by Lisa Moulds and Debra Salazar
- BC Natives want trees, not treaties.
- by Matt Robesch
- Newly unionized Ste. Michelle farm workers win big.
- by Andy Bauck
FEATURES:
- Can Red & Black Books and other independent bookstores survive in a marketplace where corporate super-chains are thriving? The choice is yours...
- by Mark Worth
- "Hey Anus Boy, can I fondle your ball sack?"
- by Carol Steele
- The Tao of shameless book marketing.
- by Doug Collins
THE REGULARS:
First Word
Ideas that cut through the BS.
Mail
Actual letters from actual readers.
Free Thoughts
Opinions we couldn't keep to ourselves.
EnviroWatch
How humans treat their surroundings, each other, themselves.
Working
Of and relating to labor.
reported and compiled by Doug Collins.
Spike, the Rabid Media Watchdog
The poop on the local information industry.
reported and compiled by Mark Worth.
WFP Cultural Calendar [NEW!]
Things you should see and do.
Northwest Books
Regional writers in review.
literary reviews by Kent Chadwick and Andy Bauck
Reel Underground
Your guide to experimental film.
film reviews and calendar by Paul D. Goetz.
Free Facts
The Northwest by the numbers: Canadian logging special.
Contacts [NEW!]
The important names and addresses that accompany this issue's feature stories.
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