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May 18, 2008: Headlines
A rebirth of architectural activism
Posted Sun, May 18, 8 p.m.
Red balloons and hot dogs help in a University of Washington grad student's fight to save the Nuclear Reactor Building. Plus: Honors for the state's historic preservationists.
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Anatomy of a Mark Morris masterpiece
Posted Sun, May 18, 8 p.m.
He brings his glorious adaptation of Handel's Allegro-Penseroso to the Paramount, in a collaboration with the Seattle Symphony. This amazing work, which defiantly launched Morris' international career in 1988, still gracefully bears its heavy reputation.
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Posted Sun, May 18, 7 p.m.
So pervades mediocrity in the American League that the M's could be contenders. They head east now to face underachievers Detroit and New York.
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