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  • 13 November, 2014

    November 13, 1973: Shelly’s Leg

    Jeff Stevens brings you the story of the legendary Shelly’s Leg.

    by

    Jeff Stevens

    History
  • Future Present: DASS Dance’s Lights Camera ACTION
    11 November, 2014

    Future Present: DASS Dance’s Lights Camera ACTION

    Some thoughts about DASS Dance’s Lights Camera ACTION.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Dance
  • Free Stuff for Veterans on Remembrance Day
    11 November, 2014

    Free Stuff for Veterans on Remembrance Day

    You’ve served us all. Now we return the favor. Free food, entertainment and services around the Puget Sound area.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Culture
  • Mud-Covered Filthy Creatures
    11 November, 2014

    Mud-Covered Filthy Creatures

    Fiction by Marius Benta.

    by

    Marius Benta

    Fiction
  • 10 November, 2014

    Strange Changes at The Stranger

    What’s going on at The Stranger? Jeff Stevens reports on recent intriguing staff changes that may signal a new editorial direction at Seattle’s Only Newspaper.

    by

    Jeff Stevens

    News
  • “You have to think globally”: An Interview with Marwood Williams
    9 November, 2014

    “You have to think globally”: An Interview with Marwood Williams

    Omar Willey interviews local singer-songwriter Marwood Williams about the blues, prog rock, the Creative Commons, digital delays and other things.

    by

    Omar Willey

    Music
  • Haiku 22
    9 November, 2014

    Haiku 22

    Haiku cycle by Andrew Hamlin.

    by

    Andrew Hamlin

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    9 November, 2014

    Sunday Comics

    Sunday comics for 9 November 2014

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Comix
  • It’s Not Just About History: Visiting the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
    8 November, 2014

    It’s Not Just About History: Visiting the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial

    It’s hard to describe the shock of recognition when sepia history meets full-color present, when they can align so precisely. That’s one of the many gifts that the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial gives to its visitors.

    by

    Tamiko Nimura

    Culture History
  • Do databases realize they have student customers?
    8 November, 2014

    Do databases realize they have student customers?

    A rant from the techno-librarian, about the failure of commercial businesses to make their databases usable by the people who actually use them.

    by

    Carolyn Foote

    Technology & Science
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