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Stories for March 19, 2010
Huskies' win: One for the memory bank
How "Q-Pon's layup" joins "Edgar's double" in the local sports history books
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A visit to what little remains of once-spectacular Fort Ord, California, by one who was trained for war there.
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Why J.D. Salinger's 'Catcher in the Rye' still provokes book bans
In 1951, the novel was anti-everyone. But the profanity and sex are pretty tame for these times. So why has it provoked adult outrage for so many decades?
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Seattle Center shouldn't be a staging area for the rich and famous
Its mix of public and private, arts and sports, has produced a hodge-podge not a plan. A Chihuly museum would be another blow to the public interest.
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