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Stories for Nov. 18, 2007
The Huskies and Hawks both stuff some Bears
Both teams gain some redemption with wins at home over the weekend. The Dawgs enter next week's Apple Cup at 4-7, while the Seahawks lead the NFC West with a 6-4 record.
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A double dose of Gerard Schwarz conducting the SSO
How goes the musical partnership between the Seattle Symphony and its conductor? Two ambitious programs focusing on Brahms and Shostakovich produce critical reactions of alarm, exasperation, and deep satisfaction.
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Google's scan of user e-mail: fair or creepy?
As the Internet behemoth introduces more online services, it's finding ways to gather data about you that are increasingly expansive, specific, and valuable. Is it time to get nervous, or should we just continue to enjoy the free services?
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Seattle may be the home of Amazon, a company about to try to reinvent the book with a new electronic version called The Kindle, but it's also a place with a traditional bookish culture. That was on display last Friday, at an event in the University of Washington's Suzzallo Library honoring the new winner of the Maxine Cushing Gray Award, David Laskin. Very civilized it was, tippling hot cocoa, rubbing elbows with Ivan Doig, and hearing an elegant paper read by Laskin, recounting how he found his calling as a writer . The room abounded with bibliophiles wearing tweed.
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