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May 4, 1969: Hit the Highway, Freeway
On this date in 1969, one of Seattle’s most successful citizen activist campaigns gathered crucial force in the Washington Park Arboretum. Jeff Stevens remembers avidly.
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Motion From Emotion: Karin Stevens Dance’s re(MOVE) : re(TURN)
Omar Willey considers the Chinese Wu Xing and the dance of Karin Stevens in his latest review.
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How an underground hip hop artist and his book club threaten Angola’s regime
Since the days of Fela Kuti, Africa’s long-serving demagogues have been threatened by music. This time it’s Angola’s turn. Phil Wilmot discusses.
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How Far Are We From “The Pill” For Men?
Early Career Researcher Emma Whittington shares developments in R & D for a male contraceptive.
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What’s the Point of Education?
Paul Tritschler wonders why bother with education when there is no interest in freedom.
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Sunday Comics
We’ll stand guard and keep the wolves away/Watch the fire while you dream away/Earned a rest, I know you worked all day/Everybody needs the Comics on Sunday
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Rock Art — A Hunting Ritual?
Andrea Russo explores the limitations of human thinking about the cave paintings in Chauvet.
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Chat Rooms
The good ol’ days of the technological revolution, when we all lived and felt and thought as one and no one was ever lonely. Poetry from Mark Cantrell.
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The False Choice Between Criticism and Collaboration in Open Data
The Sunlight Foundation’s John Wonderlich surfaces from underground long enough to pen some thoughts on convincing people open culture matters and how to go about it.
