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September 28, 2007: Headlines
Doing Shakespeare proud at the Seattle Rep
Posted Fri, Sep 28, 5 a.m.
A gleeful, thousand-year romp is served up with confidence and delight in this production of Twelfe Night, directed by the Rep's artistic director, David Esbjornson.
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Latinas become a factor in Seattle politics
Posted Fri, Sep 28, 5 a.m.
A candidate for City Council and a candidate for School Board signal emergence for a minority among minorities.
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Posted Fri, Sep 28, 5 a.m.
Putting on the Doggerel: The curtain parts, a hush falls on the crowd, and stepping center stage are businessmen, dancing the intricate "Shuffle Off to Oklahoma City" with their lawyers as partners. It's time for another performance of ...
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