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Cleveland's Civil War memorial - and its Romney-free districts during this year's election - have a thing or two to teach us about politics.
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The whole world comes together on a Southeast Seattle dance floor
World Dance Party bridges the gaps between ethnic groups and generations in Seattle's (some say America's) most diverse neighborhood. Now can it get the rest of the world dancing?
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UW legal scholar Hugh Spitzer explains seven constitutional amendments that would promote democracy and force D.C. to operate more openly.
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