The Good and Bad of a Proposed Minimum-Density Housing Bill in Washington State
We have to do something about the ridiculous price of housing in the Puget Sound region. But is Sen. Palumbo’s proposal the answer?
Sunday Comics
I was raised from the rubble. Butt naked’s body double. Bullet bursting the bubble, like a bridge that’s over trouble. I read the Sunday Comics, then worshipping the Devil — in my eyes a compromise and I’m the man in the middle.
The Fifth and a Half Extinction: A Presentation for MoMA
Omar Willey’s presentation last September at the Museum of Modern Art, concerning photography criticism and dinosaurs.
The Revolt of the Misses: The Maids/Vexations at APL
Omar Willey returns to theater criticism with this piece on Akropolis Performance Lab’s production of Genet’s play.
Scientific Advocacy and Biases of the Ideological and Industry Kinds
Hilda Bastian weighs in on the option of the radical middle between equally misguided, competing interest groups in science research
Can Politics Ever Be Compassionate?
Matt Hawkins considers a politics of giving a damn about other people.
Why I Didn’t Write About Elizabeth Warren’s DNA
Dr. Ricki Lewis talks about the real surprises of genetic testing.
Sunday Comics
Why you rolling waves over me now? That’s all I need…Sunday. Waiting on Seattle to find me, be forgiven — I’ll be a regular guy for you, I never said…Comics. Why’re you looking so beautiful to me now when you’re so sad?
Jazz Isn’t Dead: It’s Just Moved to New Venues
On the thriving of jazz in South Africa. Gwen Ansell writes.
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