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April 12-18, 2006

Vol.13 No.15

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Community Transit
After review and effort at revival, co-op to end on Capitol Hill
By ADAM HYLA

Members of Capitol Hill’s six-building cooperative have spent two decades providing affordable housing where tenants are expected to manage their own affairs. Photo by Sherry Loeser.

NEWS

Questioning Corporate Subsidies
New report on tax breaks raises issue of public benefit
By CYDNEY GILLIS

Talkback Time
Thousands march for immigrant justice
By ADAM HYLA

More Light, Less Meat
Young salmon could evade predators in waterfront plan
By JENNIFER GORE

Short Takes

Tell Pharmacists to Obey the Law

Urge the Washington State Pharmacy not to adopt a policy that allows pharmacists to refuse to fill legal prescriptions because of personal or religious beliefs.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

I Owe, I Know
Generation Debt: Why Now Is A Terrible Time to Be Young
By Anya Kamentz
Review by AUSTIN WALTERS

Film Review: Spies and Searches
Triple Agent (2004)
Directed by Erich Rohmer
Chan is Missing (1982)
Directed by Wayne Wang
By LESTER GRAY

EDITORIAL

Vital Service, Vital Talks
For SHARE and city, there’s light at the end of the tunnel
By ADAM HYLA

Adventures in Irony
The Lonely Weird
By Dr. Wes Browning

Bus Chick: Transit Authority
Bus Chick Preparedness
By Carla Saulter

Director's Corner
By Tim Harris

INTERVIEW

When The War Came Home
A Military Wife Speaks Out in Support of America’s Citizen Soldiers
Interview by TIMOTHY HARRIS

Local author Stacy Bannerman relaxes at her home in Kent. Photo by Sherry Loeser.

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