By Johannes Harkins

Seattle, although one of the most vegetarian friendly cities in America, is not without the odd hamburger haven. Although any McDonalds in the world could give you a “hamburger,” there is a world beyond the golden arches.

By Kelley Hargus

I’ve been brought up in the ideal environment for Tim Burton films. Though I don’t doubt the genius that he is, throughout “Alice in Wonderland” I couldn’t help but wonder whether Tim Burton’s brilliant mind had become a predictable landscape, whether the things he created would ever again posess originality they once had. I couldn’t help but wonder just where the wonder had gone.

By Cally Shine

Seattle is known for its hipster vibe and knack for inventing new strains for already popular things. We took alternative music and made it into Grunge. We took computer technology and made it into Microsoft. Now, we’re making over underground hip hop.

By Kelley Hargus & Cally Shine

Every year, St. Patrick’s day brings millions of people a night of drunken, crazy times. Bars are open later and it’s by far Guinness’ most profitibal evening. But for us minors, drinking alcoholic beverages is out of the question and instead we might find ourselves desperately searching for activities to fill the lonely night. Rather that try to defy the law , here’s ten legal favorites from two little Irish lassies.

By Sam Heft-Luthy

Youth Speaks gives teenag ers age 13-19 the weapons and confidence to fight that war. And if it ends up being art, hey, that’s just a bonus.

By Sam Heft-Luthy

It’s been said by many film snobs that great moviemaking starts when there’s a story to tell. But what happens if the story is less than original? That’s exactly what one production company is determined to find out. The Asylum churns out “mockbusters,” knock-off films clearly made to cash in on the wave of interest generated by the latest Michael Bay epics.

By Derek Yates

By Johannes Harkins

The high light of the concert wasn’t a filthy verse, but the complete opposite, a moment of complete silence that followed a pause in the middle of a song, dictated by a com manding “stop.” It showed the world that Snoop was still around, and and Soulja Boy’s swag was a mere pittance compared to the wealth of respect commanded by tha Dogg.

By Miguel Castro

The answers to Garfield student’s questions… again

By Sam Heft-Luthy

So now that the director of Avatar, Titanic, Aliens, and the Terminator movies has an even blanker check for his next film, what will he do with it? Just in case James Cameron can’t figure out what to do next, here are some suggestions for movies could follow up with.