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Editorial: Stepping out of Seattle’s shadow
Former Gov. Chris Gregoire is leading an effort to promote the larger region for economic growth.
Viewpoints: Why imprison immigrants at all?
The incarceration of immigrants — even if families are kept together — is inhumane and costly.
Commentary: School funding lawsuit over but not its headaches
School districts are reviewing the lawmakers’ funding formulas. And not all got an equal share.
Commentary: Don’t be too quick to view tests as waste of time
A Lake Stevens High School student’s perspective on the uses and benefits of standardized testing.
Parker: The image of a crying child as Rorschach test
Split as we are over immigration, the reaction to a problematic photo of a child is equally divided.
Will: Krauthammer was a diagnostician of public discontents
An accident paraylzed the med student’s body, but it allowed a brilliant mind to shine as a writer.
Krauthammer: What Halley’s comet says of science and our lives
That a man understood the comet’s orbit was science. That most of us only see it once is about us.
Krauthammer: The central axiom of partisan politics
That is to say: Conservatives think liberals are stupid; liberals think conservatives are evil.