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Strange board fellows
From Unocal to United for Seattle's Jack Creighton—with the Taliban between.
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1975 all over again
It is a fable of oppression and betrayal. A Southeast Asian military regime amazes the world by letting…
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Press passing
NOT TO DIMINISH Daniel Pearl’s courage and accomplishment or the horror of his murder and the vileness of…
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Whale tales
The surest way to get credit is to claim it, and who’s better at that than Paul Watson…
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The National Starr
So, the Special Pornographer has delivered his 485-page brief. Starr says he had to recount every lurid detail…
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Savage crimes
The big question in all the hoopla over Dan Savage licking Gary Bauer’s doorknobs is, why’s everyone so…
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Seeing Seattleland
If you go near the Waterfront or Pioneer Square, you know what it’s like to get stuck behind…
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Sighing in their beer
The business of Redhook and bravado of Grant: two very different accounts of the microbrewery saga.
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Dump it, or else. . . .
Where do local computers go to die? The dumpster, all too often; that’s where even some IT managers…
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Schell-shocked
What issue could possibly get police associations, right-wing talk radio ranters, and left-wing polemists like our own Geov…
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Tangled WebTV
How did a rare technology prototype from Microsoft wind up as one man's Hanukkah gift?
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Mariners: Splendor in the grass
IF YOU THINK THE SOARING GIRDERS of the new Mariners stadium look impressive, consider what’s going in beneath…
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Twice-Tolled Tales
THE DIRTY LITTLE secret and the bright, shining hope of the upcoming crop of transportation measures is—pardon me…
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Feds Not Towing the Line
Will the Coast Guard balk at funding an oil-spill-prevention tug at Neah Bay?
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Rats Redux
NO, IT’S NOT AN urban legend. Rats do swim up sewers and toilets. A dozen years ago, I…
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Function over form
Is this a choice of function over form, philistinism over aestheticism, or a good, usable library over a…