Opinion

Sun, 06/06/10

This poem was written by Sarah Whitney an eighth grade student at Washington Middle School. In her submission Sarah said, "This poem is about my view on Seattle rain."

Seattle Known as the rainy city That troublesome rain that runs…MORE

Thu, 06/03/10

By John Fox and Carolee Colter

You probably don't know this because no one down at City Hall thought to tell you, let alone ask for your opinion on the matter. But quietly two weeks ago, the full Seattle City Council unanimously voted to…MORE

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Thu, 06/03/10

Which do we value more, our car or our children? Sadly, I think that many children may be coming in second in this race.

When our car isn’t working right we take it to our dealer; describe the symptoms that we are experiencing and leave…MORE

Tue, 06/01/10

It's kind of difficult to understand the reasons people do what they do when we don't walk in their shoes or see the world through their eyes.

Born in Vietnam, Tran Quoc Tan, better known as "Lee," is a proud American citizen who takes the…MORE

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Tue, 06/01/10

Back in 1990, the Food and Drug Administration required major food producers to label their packages with calorie, fat, carbohydrate, and other nutritional information.

For many of us, this changed the way we bought groceries. In fact,…MORE

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Wed, 05/26/10

What do the terms ADD and EBD mean to educators and what re-thinking might be appropriate?

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Emotional or Behavioral Disorder (EBD) are the traditional definitions the education community gives for…MORE

Mon, 05/24/10

Kellen Bryan is a student at Washington Middle School who lives in West Seattle. He will be graduating from eighth grade soon and wrote a free verse poem, entitled “Big Steps,” about how he is feeling about this new change he will be making…MORE

Mon, 05/24/10

Just as a robin in the spring Returns, so do our memories bring Us back to find the road ahead Is one we have already tread

A memory can be bittersweet Like lover’s eyes that never meet And tender as a baby’s face Or soldier’s welcome home…MORE

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Mon, 05/24/10

(Editor's Note: Jerry Robinson replies to this letter about a previous column.)

As a lifelong Pantheist I want to assure Eric Dickman and others I am a tree lover and the root of my rant about enticing tourism is purely about bringing…MORE

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Mon, 05/24/10

By Bill Hoffman

Too much of late has been written of the need of political engagement when the political dialog at all levels is mired in partisan politics and in process. This is because how we go about something has become the end game.…MORE

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