Regarding the Sunday article, “Cities pledge ‘friendly little war’ to land campus”: The UW campus on the Tulalip Reservation? Shouldn’t we pick a site that is in Snohomish County? Does the university want all their legal and civil disputes taken to Federal District Court with the tribe represented by the U.S. government?
Bill Wald
Everett
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