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"See a Movie, Save a Life"

The documentary HIV = AIDS: Fact or Fraud? challenges what we we've all been told about the disease.

[May/June 1997]

"Horton Foote Raises Hopes for Seattle Theater"

Adventurous theater in Belltown.

[September 1993]

"'La Serva' Bodes Well for the Hunchback"

Opera for the rest of us.

[October/November 1993]

"'Peter Rowan's America'"

Conquest in song.

[December/January 1994]

"Teeth" cartoon for WFP issue 23 edition of Working.

[September/October 1996]

Cover illustration for issue 24.

Illustration for issue 24 cover story Cut the Globaloney: Boeing Jobs Take Flight for Profit.

Illustration for issue 24 cover story Cut the Globaloney: How to Think Globally.

[November/December 1996]

WHEATLEY, HELEN

"Shopping for the American Way"

Review of Purchasing Power: Consumer Organizing, Gender, and the Seattle Labor Movement 1919-1929 by Dana Frank.

[August/September 1994]

"Urban Sprawl Pushes Farmers to the Limit"

King County Council member wants to turn farmland into light industry complexes.

[October/November 1994]

"Russian Anti-Nuke Activists Visit Washington"

Heart of America NW hosts members of Russia's Ecological Iniative (EI).

[December/January 1996]

"Down and Out in BINMC"

Residents and bicyclists need a say in inustrial zone planning.

[November/December 1997]

"Z Magazine's Michael Albert Visits Seattle"

The long-time political activist, spoke about participatory economics to a large crowd at Red & Black Books.

[February/March 1995]

"Karen Nussbaum Q&A" interviewed by Barb Wiley.

A chat with the director of the Working Women's Department of the AFL-CIO.

[November/December 1997]

"Ear to the Ground" illustration for issue 29 edition of Northwest Books.

[September/October 1997]

WOLFE, BURTON H.

The cutthroat competition between dailies, weeklies, and monthlies, is causing a First Amendment fight in San Francisco over the right to place newsracks; a progressive monthly leads the charge.

[July/August 1998]

"Chicago Newspapers Sue"

Dailies combine with weeklies to counter newsrack ban.

[July/August 1998]

"Nuxalk Traditionalists" photograph for "BC Natives Want Trees, Not Treaties".

[February/March 1996]

"David Barsamian: Politics and the Media," interviewed by Colin Wright.

Combatting right-wing corporate-controlled media.

[Feb/Mar 1995]

"Three Strikes Racks 'em Up"

Baseball slogans masquerade as social policy.

[August/September 1994]

"Slaves of the State"

Prison laborers do time in factories with fences.

[October/November 1995]

"Business Behind Bars"

The real drive behind prison labor for the private sector is not rehabilitation, but government subsidies which cost Washington State millions per year and eliminate fair-paying jobs for free wrorkers.

[September/October 1997]

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