Issue Number 31 January/February 1998
Cover videostill courtesy of Copwatch
Cover Story: Central District Activism
- Copwatch 206 patrols the CD.
- by Georgi Page
- More than just a punchline for cop shows.
- by Doug Nufer
- Volunteer group at odds with authorities.
- by Laura Bierce
- Dialogue Stalled at African American Heritage Museum
- by Georgi Page
FEATURES:
- Seattle's independent press carried the Nordstrom/HUD story for years while the dailies looked the other way.
- by Mark Gardner
- Green Party uses a new tactic to make electoral waves.
- by Rob Richie & Steven Hill
- Bad dentistry is more serious than most Americans realize.
- by Marjorie Rhodes
- A five-step recipe for improving worker rights worldwide.
- by John Gorrell
SPECIAL:
- Last year's black sextuplets didn't receive free jeeps.
- by Norman Solomon
- [includes information on how you can receive free copies of books by Solomon]
- Lawsuits filed in WA State and Minnesota; Labor Union formed in California.
- by Rebecca Kavoussi
- Swoosh versus Just Do It
- by Doug Nufer
- A New Age group gets gooey over Diana hype.
- by Fredrika Sprengle
THE REGULARS:
Free Thoughts Department of Management's Lackeys?
by National Writers Union.
Reader 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.
American Newspeak Orwellian language
and euphemism in corporate media.
Compiled and edited by Wayne Grytting.
Spike, the Rabid Media Watchdog
The poop on the local information industry.
reported and compiled by J. Bonasia and Eric Nelson
Northwest Books Regional writers in review.
literary reviews by Kent Chadwick.
Reel Underground Your guide to independent film.
film reviews and calendar by Paul D. Goetz.
Cartoon Page 'Toons by Gordon Anderson and Ron & Emily Austin.
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