Locke pick is a let-down
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February 25, 2009: Headlines
A must-see night at the Opera
Posted Wed, Feb 25, 6 a.m.
Seattle Opera takes on challenging operas by Bartok and Schoenberg and gives them masterful performances
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High school reforms: take your time
Posted Wed, Feb 25, 6 a.m.
A college teacher argues that test-driven, stratified programs such as AP classes and Running Start are not working. And we need to be careful about shortening high school.
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