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Charles Falco will lecture on how research in optics changed art history.
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A fan of Monster Trucks on TV goes to see the real beasts in the Tacoma Dome. The love remains, but the show needs work.
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The Great American Slowdown
We're less mobile and more place-bound, and it's not just the recession that's slowing restless America's nomadic habits. This is good news for Seattle, the environment, and mossbacks.
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Sub Pop's newest act
Hardly Art, a Sub Pop spinoff, focuses on small Seattle bands as its parent goes national.
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Mayor McGinn wants to fund reconstruction of the unsafe seawall, and cut 200 senior staff. There's a financial symmetry between the two ideas that we should take time to consider.
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