WFP Author Index -- Robesch

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Articles and artwork by Matt Robesch

1993:

"A Matter of Fairness"

Awarding the Sand Point Naval Base to the Muckleshoot Tribe isn't only logical, it may just be required under the law.

[September 1993]

"The Spirit of Leonard Peltier at The Evergreen State College"

Evergreen's 1993 graduating class elects political prisoner Peltier its commencement speaker.

[October/November 1993]

"'Rights & Wrongs': Brave New Television"

Is human rights television too real for PBS?

[October/November 1993]

1994:

"GATT: Rich Men Attempt to Officially Take Control of Everything"

Beware corporations that treat themeselves as sovereign nations.

[June/July 1994]

"Microsoft and the Stream With No Name"

Software giant threatens one Redmond family's Lil' Bit O' Heaven.

[June/July 1994]

"Muckleshoot Tribe's Patience is Tested"

Continued wrangling over who gets the land at Sand Point Naval Base.

[August/September 1994]

"KCMU Management Violated Volunteers' Civil Rights"

The big decision is handed down.

[August/September 1994]

"National Referendums in the U.S. ...Why Not?"

Other countries get to vote on what their nation does. Why don't we?

[October/November 1994]

"Microsoft Suggests Redmond Change a Few Laws"

Update on software giant's building practices.

[October/November 1994]

"The Death of a Nation: The East Timor Conspiracy"

Film Review of an entry in the 1994 Seattle Human Rights Film Festival.

[October/November 1994]

1995:

"Ain't No Mandate When Half the Voters Stay Home"

From: 'TKO -- Election '94 Catches Reformists Napping'

[December/January 1995]

"Casualties: Seattle Progressive Media - 1994 in Review"

Progressive media lost some important voices in '94.

[December/January 1995]:

"Get Your Privacy the Old Fashioned Way... Pay Extra For It!"

On your phone line, you can be free of commercial bother... for a fee.

[February/March 1995]:

"Hanford March" illustration for "Hanford's Budgetary Meltdown"

[February/March 1995]:

"Slade's Infobahn Roadblock"

WA State Senator attempts to put shackles on internet free speech.

[April/May 1995]:

"It's the Will of God,"

A frightening glimpse into the not-so-distant future of Washington State.

[June/July 1995]

1996:

"40+ Hours a Week is Bad for You and the Nation"

Tired of working so much? Quit spending so much, stupid.

[December/January 1996]

"BC Natives Want Trees, Not Treaties"

The governments of Canada and British Columbia refuse to own up to the promises of a colonial king.

[February/March 1996]

"Nuxalk Sovereignty Ignored"

New confrontations planned as land dispute heats up.

[July/August 1996]

"Sandpoint Wrangling Continues"

Update on the Muckleshoot Tribe's efforts to secure the former Sand Point Naval Station.

[July/August 1996]

"Microsoft Buys Trout Farm's Water Rights"

Update on the McIntyre vs. Microsoft case.

[July/August 1996]

"Michael Moore: At Play in the House of the Ogre"

TV Nation was a critical and popular success... so why did two networks cancel it?

[July/August 1996]

1997:

"All the Wrong Questions"

If reporters knew what to ask, they'd be dangerous.

[May/June 1997]

"Deconstructing the Idiot Box"

Why do Americans take TV so damned seriously?

[May/June 1997]

"No Nike" collage for "Welcome to Niketown"

[July/August 1997]:

Will Durst, Comedian interviewed by Matt Robesch.

Social satirist brings his political eye to Seattle in October

[September/October 1997]

"Laughing in the Face of Death"

Simultaneous Ryko releases keep the Bill Hicks legend alive.

[November/December 1997]

1998:

"The Digressive Movement"

Since when are restaurant art and TV commercials more important than protecting the ozone layer?

[May/June 1998]

Matt Robesch also writes for Raptorial 'zine.

The WebActive website has a Real Audio interview with Matt Robesch from October, 1995.

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