Jan. 7, 2001 Seattle's dark side: In industrial Seattle, George Ciardi finds a landscape of elusive light and insinuation				Jan. 14, 2001 The monstrance and me: One sculpture, one writer, two obsessions
		Jan. 21, 2001 Artists in their gardens				Jan. 28, 2001 Shred dread: When you need some humiliation in your life, try snowboarding
		Feb. 4, 2001 Pacific Northwest Gardens				Feb. 11, 2001 My best friend's wedding: An American love story
		Feb. 18, 2001 Revenge of the pinheads: Can software millions and hip marketing make America love bowling again?				Feb. 25, 2001 AIA home of the year: Like none other
		Mar. 4, 2001 Chai's baby: In a captive elephant herd, a pregnancy is no small matter				Mar. 11, 2001 River | Respect: When nature bends, you can break
		Mar. 18, 2001 The misunderstood art: Whatever happened to comic books?				Mar. 25, 2001 Spring books in bloom
		Apr. 1, 2001 Centered: Yes it is all about us				Apr. 8, 2001 Already famous: In Seattle Kazuhiro Sasaki became a pitching sensation. In Japan he is a hero.
		Apr. 15, 2001 Grace, wisdom and recycling: Is Dr. George Ball changing the world one student at a time?				Apr. 22, 2001 Bill Frisell: Is the Clark Kent of jazz guitar
		Apr. 29, 2001 Old news: How a smarty-pants subversive lost the battle to stay forever young				May 6, 2001 Passages: Through faith and family, centuries of Tibetan wisdom will carry on
		May 13, 2001 The hunt for the great grey: In need of food, a destitute Russian village revives ties				May 20, 2001 Spring home design: Northwest naturals
		May 27, 2001 Nesting in Bickleton: Flocks and folks travel to a steady Bickleton beat				June 3, 2001 Tasting life: With hard work and cake, a food writer makes a home for pursuing her passions
		June 10, 2001 Fitness 2001: Shaped to fit				June 17, 2001 Absurdities and profundities: James Martin makes art from the heart of messy life
		June 24, 2001 Wonder Land: From logging site to learning center, a slice of Bainbridge evolves

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