Reverse discrimination is back as an issue
The nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court will not be stopped following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of her earlier decision, 5-4, in the now-famous New Haven firefighters’
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One for the Gipper
Few besides immediate family members and perhaps a few I.R.S. operatives had heard of the Seattle Seahawks’ starting offensive linemen before, during, or after the sentimental journey with Brett Favre
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Let’s not fool ourselves about ‘walkability’
You can’t go far these days without hearing the word “walkability.” If you ask the person who used the term what it means they often look a bit
Making the best of a bust
Author Roger Sale, who wrote one of Seattle’s must-read histories, Seattle Past to Present, argues that we’re at our best during busts, not booms.
Can we save the old Horace Mann School?
One consequence of the Seattle School District’s January 29 vote to close five public schools this year is the historic Horace Mann building in the
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Sports
Sounders win their biggest game to date
Home field or home court is a known advantage but when it is a brightly sunned Sunday afternoon in late June, in your damn near new Sounder Stadium, and
Humor: Let those grudges fly!
National Grudge Week, the week when all Americans nurse grudges, begins today. Seattle will celebrate National Grudge Week with a series of exciting activities
Why Seattle’s Viaduct solution is good for Wenatchee
Face it. We in Wenatchee get a lot of satisfaction from complaining about them. Those people over there, the 206ers, divide their time between banning
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Can we talk about what the County really does?
The 2009 King County Executive’s race figures to be the most interesting and most competitive in the history of this vital public office. For the first
The Great Vancouver vs. Seattle Debate
Two of the region’s civic heavyweights squared off at the Seattle Public Library on June 18 to settle the issue about which of Cascadia’s
Greg Nickels: giving toughness a bad name
Former Seattle City Council President Peter Steinbrueck last weekend indicted Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels
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Reverse discrimination is back as an issue
The nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court will not be stopped following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of her earlier decision, 5-4, in the now-famous New Haven firefighters’
Can we save the old Horace Mann School?
One consequence of the Seattle School District’s January 29 vote to close five public schools this year is the historic Horace Mann building in the Central District will soon be shuttered indefinitely.
Newest local airline survives a tough first year
Kent Craford sounds exhausted. “This is the hardest thing I’ve ever done” says the CEO of Portland-based SeaPort Airlines, the startup airline which marked this week the first anniversary
Strains in the green-growth coalition
People in Seattle are green green green. We’re a leader on Kyoto, we hate plastic bottles and shopping bags, and our politicians often jockey over who is more green than the other. Candidates for
Heroes, saints, and celebs
Cultures, eras, and philosophies are known by the type of person they aspire to and commend. Some have promoted the hero. The virtues they have commended have been noble ones. Others have prized the saint.
Sock! Pow! Blam!
Today’s arsenal for combating malaria is almost retro: bed nets, DDT, and drugs largely based on a fourth century Chinese anti-malarial. We lack a vaccine. Malaria parasites and mosquitoes have learned
For the Seattle Times Co., relief is not spelled M-A-I-N-E
When the Seattle Times Co. announced June 15 that it had sold its Blethen Maine subsidiary to an investment group, Maine Today Media, Carolyn Kelly, the Times president and chief operating officer, quickly
‘Burning the boards’ at New Century
There’s a problem with reviewing theater when a truly outstanding production comes along. It’s hard to amplify one’s praise enough to do it justice. I will now try. I strongly urge you to see
‘Burning the boards’ at New Century
There’s a problem with reviewing theater when a truly outstanding production comes along. It’s hard to amplify one’s praise enough to do it justice. I will now try. I strongly urge you to see