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April 09, 2007: Headlines
The Seattle School District is sending students to a 'white privilege' conference
Posted Mon, Apr 9, midnight
The diversity gathering in Colorado will highlight "the destructive power" of whiteness and empower students to tackle "oppression."
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It's almost time to evade all taxes, Big People
Posted Mon, Apr 9, midnight
A few tips on how to join the ranks of the Big People – the clever folks who deduct their spouses and otherwise bamboozle the IRS.
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Five local architects appraise the Olympic Sculpture Park
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Crosscut asked five local experts in landscape architecture to critique the much-acclaimed new park created by the Seattle Art Museum, now that the hoopla has passed and people have had a chance to make repeat visits. The critics make their points, disagree among themselves, and take your comments into the discussion over the next several days.
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