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Real Change Newspaper
Table of Contents
May 1, 2003, Vol. 10, No. 10
Headlines:
- Former NBA Pro rebounds from the street
- Michael Moore’s Sweet Success
- Social Workers’ Revolt
- Timeless Astrology
Cover photo by Casey Kelbaugh
Table of Contents:
What Now? The Peace Movement Reflects and Regroups. Group meeting with Margo Polley, Bert Sacks, Elise DeGooyer, Antonia Gonzalez, Dustin Washington, Linda Elsner, and Mike Yarrow. Interview by Bess Dwyer and Adam Holdorf, Pages 1, 14
- Picture: Peace activist Margo Polley
- Picture: Peace activist Linda Elsner
- Photos by Adam Holdorf
Mailbag, Pages 2, 5
- Housecleaning time by Estella Wallace | Seattle, WA
Opinion: Move Fast or Die. This winter, the peace movement was a force to reckon with. To hold Bush accountable, it must keep going. By Larry Gossett, Metropolitan King County Council member, Page 3
Real Change in The New Yorker, (“What You Pawn I Will Redeem,” April 21 and 28, 2003) in a story by local author Sherman Alexie, Page 3
News You Can Use, Pages 4, 5
| Lazarus, Noel House help their own
- As the clocks ticks by Adam Holdorf
- Lazarus comes back by Ed Cain
- Moore money by Bill Butler
- Picture: Michael Moore fields a question in Shoreline
- Photo by Bill Butler
- Defining the neighborhoods by Bess Dwyer
- Moving day
- Picture: Joseph Riley helps load Tent City supplies onto the rack of a moving truck as residents of Tent City prepared to move April 19, 2003. The homeless tent camp moved en masse to Shoreline Free Methodist Church; Riley has lived at Tent City since February.
- Photo by Brooke Kempner
Angeline’s Worker Unite. By Adam Holdorf, Page 5
- Picture: Angeline’s shelter worker Tahara McBride says that “nobody’s job is secure” in light of her boss’s sudden dismissal.
- Photo by Adam Holdorf
North American Newsbriefs: Sleeping and scamming. Compiled by Molly Rhodes
Adventures in Poetry: An uglier word than homeless with © Dr. Wes Browning, Page 6
Poetry, Pages 6, 7
- Childhood by Elizabeth Romero
- Getting Ready to Kill Carol by Holly Day
- Fallen Angels by Cynthia Lee Ozimek
- That’s How It Goes by Holly Day
- FREE-FALL: to GEORGE by Marion Sue Fischer
On the Rebound: Former NBA player finds hope, help in Seattle. BY Heidi Dietrich, Pages 8, 17
- Picture: After more than a decade of homelessness and addiction, former Washington Bullets center Joe Pace is recovering his dignity. He is looking for a job teaching basketball to underprivileged youth.
- Photo by Mark Sullo
Into the Widening Divide: Real Change awards 2002. BY Michele Marchand and Wes Browning, Page 13, 18 [BEST OF 2002]
- Picture: One of Casey Kelbaugh’s photos, a perfect visual match for an article on a proposed coffee tax, July 11, 2003.
- Picture: A winning cover concept, “9/11: The Fire Fighters Baby,” by Krsna Golden
Special Awards:
- Best Issue: April 18, 2002
- Yearlong Photography Achievement Award: Casey Kelbaugh
News:
- SUMMA: A Respite Expires by Adam Holdorf, April 18, 2002
- MAGNA: Bereft by Andrea Iglar, November 14, 2002
Features:
- SUMMA: The Widening World by Michele Marchand, April 18, 2002
- MAGNA: Life Inside the Truman Show by Romie Ponce, April 18, 2002. Interview with Bert Sacks
Essay:
- SUMMA: Angeline's, Home of the Brave by Cynthia Lee Ozimek, May 2, 2002
- MAGNA: A Family to Mourn by Rev. Pat Simpson, August 22, 2002
Column:
- SUMMA: Adventures in Poetry by Dr. Wes Browning, May 16, 2002
- MAGNA: Classics Corner by Perfess'r Harris, February 7, 2002
Interview:
- SUMMA: Braxton's Agenda by Bruce Lofton, April 4, 2002 [RE: Leslie Braxton]
- MAGNA: Spoontaneity by Ken Strong, February 7, 2002 [RE: Artis the Spoonman]
Photograph:
- SUMMA: Tent City Photos, Petter Goldstine, February 7, 2002
- MAGNA: Out Cold by Erik Castro, January 10, 2002
POEM:
- SUMMA: It Seems to Me by Elizabeth Romero, February 7, 2002
- MAGNA: Two Disheveled Souls Get to Meet God Even Though Their Hair is a Mess by Liz Smith, February 7, 2002
Cover/Concept:
- SUMMA: 9/11: The Fire Fighters Baby by Krsna Golden, September 5, 2002
- MAGNA: Spoontaneity by Adam Weintraub, February 7, 2002 [RE: Artis the Spoonman]
Review:
- SUMMA: Fragile Dwelling (Margaret Morton Photography) Review by Michele Marchand, May 2, 2002
- MAGNA: Foxes in Boxes by Gretta Harley. Review by Molly Rhodes, March 7, 2002
Editorial:
- SUMMA: Fire & Brimstone by Rev. Rich Lang, April 18, 2002
- MAGNA: Shelter All Year Long by Rev. Patricia Taylor, September 5, 2002
Doing Time: Activist Jean Buskin reflects on power of prison. By David Baum, Page 15
- Picture: Jean Buskin spent 18 days in federal prison for refusing to leave Sen. Maria Cantwell’s office as Congress prepared to vote on using force in Iraq.
- Photo by David Baum / greenhammer.net
Notes from the Kitchen: A Late Spring Dinner. By Liz Smith, Page 16
Street Watch. Compiled by Emma Quinn, Page 17
Timeless Astrology: May 1, 31, 2003. Good enough to eat. By R.W. Reid, Page 18
Calendar. Compiled by Sandra Enger, Page 19
Citizens Participation Project. ACT NOW! Page 20
Save the lives of innocent people
- Issue: “The National Death Penalty Moratorium Act of 2001” imposes a moratorium on the federal death penalty until further studies can be made on the number of innocent people on death row
Mockingbird Times, May 2003, Vol. III, Issue 5, 4 pages
Copy of issue was obtained from microfiche in the University of Washington Suzzallo Library.