Can you hear me now? Never mind the iPhone 'revolution' – service is still lousy
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July 03, 2007: Headlines
A challenge for urban zoos: Put the animals first
Posted Tue, Jul 3, midnight
An expert gives his advice on how to reform zoos by doing the right thing for animals – beginning with a policy about elephants that many would oppose.
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The strange and tragic saga of Seattle radio host Mike Webb
Posted Tue, Jul 3, midnight
He was found stabbed to death last week, which raises questions about his stated fear that someone had it in for him. Or was that just mental illness talking?
READ MORE 7 COMMENTSThe poem that explains Dick Cheney
Posted Tue, Jul 3, midnight
Seattle poet Theodore Roethke was on to the serial naughtiness of the vice president long ago.
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