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Stories for Oct. 6, 2011
Midday Scan: Thursday's top stories around the region
Say it ain't so: U Village without Barnes & Noble?; media changes; Joel Connelly on the northern border; Doc Hastings to Alaska's defense?; and remembering a speech by ex-Reedie Steve Jobs.
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Dreamy Eastside exhibits upstage Seattle arts scene
A set of dreamy exhibits at The Bellevue Arts Museum and Kirkland Art Center are taking over the Eastside this fall. Kascha Semonovitch critiques their highs and lows.
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If trust breeds speed, no wonder Seattle has a trust deficit
The infamous "Seattle process" has developed out of, and caused, a big gap in trust here. In the case of the viaduct, voters seemed to scream out their dissatisfaction with the slow, painful cycle of distrust and debate.
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Presumptuous prohibitionist: Ken Burns ignores drugs
Public TV's documentary historian refuses to see the connections between yesteryear's prohibition and today's drug war. It's particularly strange for someone who otherwise sees so much about race in America.
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Seattle lefties take to the streets again. Only sound and fury?
A new protest movement against Wall Street brings with it a need to figure out what lies beyond signs and sit-ins. WTO reminds the author of pitfalls to avoid for the protesters in Seattle and elsewhere.
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Crosscut Membership Drive: Great way to start the day
As a non-profit news organization, Crosscut depends on its Members for support, freeing us from commercial pressures. To nudge you along, today's drawing (Oct. 6) is for 6 tickets to the Henry Art Gallery.
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A new Aldo Leopold documentary is set to premiere in Seattle's U-District, but can it bring the importance of land use and connectivity home to a new generation of conservationists?
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