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Latinas become a factor in Seattle politics
A candidate for City Council and a candidate for School Board signal emergence for a minority among minorities.
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This Week's Rhymes for the Times
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Doing Shakespeare proud at the Seattle Rep
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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