FEATURES Anchorage Walkers Run Over by New Roads
guest opinion by Cheryl Richardson The Anchorage Comprehensive Plan of 1991 offered some good solutions for improving life in Anchorage. So why isn't it being followed? Why the mantra to "Build More Roads"?
Baghdad Dispatches: Water and Health
by Dahr Jamail More from our Baghdad correspondent: articles from the end of his stay in Iraq, covering health problems caused by radiation, tainted water supplies, and minimal electricity.
Fire and Ice
story & photos by Terry Glendinning The Finnish artist Marco Casagrande came to town again recently, and Yukon Quest firesleds resulted. Mark Fejes of Well and Good Art Gallery and the FLOW project worked with him on this installation, and the group is planning more.
Local Et Cetera III
public announcement Two years have come and gone yet again, and it's time for a new edition of the community book and telephone directory. Update your information today!
Mister Stinger
by Jeffrey A. Rogers Solutions to road rage: new disarmament and communication techniques for use with the rude individuals at whom you are currently only able to mouth unheard obsenities.
One Year Later: Reflections on a Year of War
by Liam Wescott Some thoughts on Iraq and our country's future from one of the anti-war protestors who have been standing on the corner of Geist and University every Saturday afternoon for the last year and a half.
Results of the People's Forum on Alaska's Future
tally compiled by Richard Seifert A true/false quiz and survey passed out at the People's Forum on Alaska's Future reveal some interesting things about Alaska's economy, possible solutions for the fiscal gap, information about the "Alaska Disconnect," and just how limited in scope the Conference of Alaskans may have been.
Spam Spectacle III
by Captain Hans M. Nitirite Spam: the final frontier. Our mission? To explore strange new substances and boldly go where no sane man went before.
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