John Muir on density
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Fresh from the Sierras, lungs full of fresh air, and a mind full of seditious thoughts about cities.
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May 22, 2007: Headlines
Stefan Sharkansky's paper chase of Prof. John McKay
Posted Tue, May 22, 1 p.m.
The pesky conservative blogger finally gets to ask the former U.S. attorney about the 2004 Washington gubernatorial election.
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The monorail dream: It's better left in Vegas
Posted Tue, May 22, midnight
Mossback on the road: The Las Vegas Strip line once inspired boosters of the Seattle Monorail Project, but the Vegas system looks like it's crashing, too. Can showgirls save the day?
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Updating La Boheme into Le Bourgeois
Posted Tue, May 22, midnight
The very popular opera needs more contemporary relevance. Fortunately, Seattle Opera is on the case and has commissioned a new sequel, set in high-rent Seattle and featuring the heartbreak of capitalism.
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