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Stories for Dec. 28, 2007
Have a very Donald Trump New Year!
An example of the whiplash of our economic times could be experienced reading a post-Christmas edition of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. On the front of the Dec. 27 Business section were two stories about America's economic woes. One discussed the pessimism of retailers about holiday sales, "Stores hope for post-Christmas surge." It predicts that only post-Christmas sales can pull retailers out of a shopping slump. The subtext: Get going, consumers!
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Every year, Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen ends the year with a holiday message to the Times staff that usually includes a roundup of the year's notable achievements, plus a dollop of holiday cheer. But this year's message, while not inscribed on a lump of coal, won't go down easily for Times staffers. The message: Brace yourself for some serious cutbacks in '08.
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2007 in review: The University of Washington at Everett
What's it going to take for the U.W. to decide where to place another campus?
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In the interests of Lasting Journalism
Flip Side: We will now cover sex, money, and celebrity gossip.
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Yeah, yeah, 2007 was a busy year. Now, brace yourself for the Rose City in 2008.
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