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Seattle University Headline News: Seattle U Women�s Tennis Pulls Out 4-3 Victory Over North Dakota
Lambert, Schwab win in both singles and doubles to key victory
Seattle University Headline News: Seattle U Men�s Tennis Loses Twice to Idaho State
Meske, Bediones earn singles and doubles victories in morning match
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Seattle University Headline News: Men�s Golf Earns Fifth Place Finish at Cal Poly Tournament
Rob Seibly finishes in tie for fourth to lead Redhawk men
Seattle PostGlobe - Top News: Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder releases new album, launches solo tour
In support of his upcoming solo album, “Ukulele Songs,” Eddie Vedder will launch a short U.S. solo tour in June and July. Vedder’s tour kicks off June 15 at Performing Arts Center in Providence, R.I., and closes July 15 at Seattle’s Benaroya Hall. Joining Vedder on the road is musical guest Glen Hansard (The Swell Season, The Frames). Tickets for all shows go on sale April 1.
Seattle University Headline News: Women�s Golf Finishes Sixth at Lamkin Grip Challenge
McCleary, Pearson lead Seattle U with top 20 finishes
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Top News on 'The Twitter Times: jseattle': Would I attend my own conference? - O'Reilly Radar
radar.oreilly.com- Sarah Milstein When you’re deciding whether to attend a conference, and you’re checking out the website, what do you consider? Most likely, you’ll look at the program, searching for names you know and session titles that describe compelling topics. If you’re like me—some of you are and some of you aren’t—you’ll also look for diversity among the speakers. If every speaker is a man, or if everyone is white, or both, I know this isn’t an event for me. I don&r.. show all text posted by friends: (2) mahalie: Made me long for Drupalcon! RT @brady: Great thoughts on women at tech conferences by @sarahmhttp://oreil.ly/hkl3UX via @radar 25.03.2011 11.44.27 brady: Great thoughts on women at tech conferences by @sarahm -> Would I attend my own conference? http://t.co/TsYTRHL via @radar 25.03.2011 11.11.48 posted by friends of friends: (5) alexismadrigal: RT @zephoria: Brilliant post on the challenges of diversifying tech speaker rosters by @SarahM: http:... 
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Seattle University Headline News: Seattle U Baseball Drops Two to Portland
Redhawks fall to .500, begin homestand Monday against Nevada
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Sound On The Sound - A Seattle Music Blog: North of Northwest: A Tale of Three “Cities”
Imaginary Cities
Band names, like troubles, come in threes: Wolf Parade, Wolf Eyes, AIDS Wolf; Deerhoof, Deer Tick, Deerhunter. Recently a trio of Canadian artists containing the word “City” have offered new releases. City and Colour - iTunes Live: SXSW (EP) After several reluctant rotations of this four-song EP, I realized that my leftover emotions from the histrionic, [...]
Although the Cascade snowpack is roughly normal this year (which is low for a La Nina year in which we expect it to be above normal), the central Sierra Mountains of central CA have been hit very, very hard.
The Alpine Meadows ski resort near Lake Taho is closed today due to unprecedented snowfall, high high winds and avalanche hazards. The nearby Squaw Valley has had the greatest seasonal snowfall on record, with 45 inches overnight at 8200 ft. Snow has even hit lower elevations in northern CA, with
The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Slog: Crime: Nick Licata Will Draft Legislation to Make it Easier for Cities to Prosecute Cops
Seattle City Council member Nick Licata has committed to drafting legislation that would make it easier to prosecute cops for killing civilians. Licata says that he wants to remove the stipulation that "malice"—otherwise known as "evil intent"—from the state's current deadly use-of-force laws because, as some people have noted, it's a nearly impossible bar to prove. "You basically have to prove that a police officer was intentionally out to kill someone," says Licata. "I think the general public 
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3DollarBillCine: Velvet Goldmine doors open at 5:30, party starts at 6 - be advised, Sounders are @ Qwest Field tonight!
3DollarBillCine: Velvet Goldmine doors open at 5:30, party starts at 6 - be advised, Sounders are @ Qwest Field tonight!
Seattle University Headline News: Kelton Sears Selected GWC Athlete of the Week
Sears was chosen for his school record in the 3000 meter run at the Oregon Preview.
Top News on 'The Twitter Times: jseattle': Nintendo 3DS: Ready to pay $250 for a handheld? - GeekWire
geekwire.com- Todd Bishop Nintendo has said all along that people will need to see its new Nintendo 3DS to fully appreciate the glasses-free 3D effect. In fact, for some people, the effect can be too powerful, even with a built-in depth slider to control the intensity. The device has already launched overseas, and the United States will get its opportunity to try the Nintendo 3DS starting Sunday, when Redmond-based Nintendo of America launches the new device here. The reviews are somewhat mixed but generally positive. T.. show all text posted by friends: (2) toddbishop: Nintendo 3DS: Ready to pay $250 for a handheld? - GeekWire http://bit.ly/dPrYJm 25.03.2011 08.01.44 posted by friends of friends: (2) Gartenberg: Nintendo 3DS: Ready to pay $250 for a handheld? - GeekWire http://bit.ly/dPrYJm 25.03.2011 08.18.52 GeekWireNews: Nintendo 3DS: Ready to...
The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Slog: Crime: A Reckoning for the Northwest Jesuits and the "Pedophile's Paradise"
Way back in Feb 2009, The Stranger published a story about the how Catholic Church—and, specifically, the Northwest Jesuits—knowingly sent predatory priests up to remote Native Alaskan villages where they could molest and rape with impunity and not get caught. A few horror-refreshing blockquotes from the story are beneath the jump. But the good news today:
The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Slog: Crime: Can a Man Call Squatter's Rights on Your Identity After 30 Years of Use?
On Wednesday, 61-year-old Covington resident Tyrone Wudtee was arrested after an east-coast man, known only by the initials M.L.S., filed a criminal complaint alleging that Wudtee had stolen his identity more than 30 years ago and had been collecting benefits in his name ever since. According to a release sent out by the U.S. Attorney's Office for Western Washington, Wudtee encountered the real M.L.S. during a bar fight in Baltimore in 1977—during which Wudtee allegedly took off with M.L.S.'s wallet. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne.
My Arm is one of those performances that defies easy explanation. It's a circuitous web of language and ideas, sudden sharp turns, and screeching halts. There's a take on a high school valedictory speech that's so funny I almost inhaled my cough drop; a pair of former child actors; a Robert Frost poem; and a bizarre boat tour, all interspersed with video and live music performed by Smith on a hammered dulcimer, an autoharp, and a bowed psaltery.
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Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
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CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: CHS: Capitol Hill Seattle Pool: The Temple of Light, AKA the Seattle Memorial Temple
Michael Holden has added a photo to the pool: Built after the Capitol Hill massacre five years ago today, installed at Seattle Center and burned at Burning Man 2006. RIP Jeremy, Jason, Deacon, Sushi, Melissa and Suzanne. 
Madison Park Blogger: Madison Park Blogger: City likely to begin nighttime construction on East Madison Street through Madison Valley
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the reaction of area retailers, service providers, and restaurateurs 
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A couple of weeks ago, The Valley View, the monthly community newsletter of the Greater Madison Valley Community Council, broke the story that the City of Seattle had settled a lawsuit with the twelve Madison Valley residents who had sued over stormwater and sewer damage to their houses. This original reporting by citizen journalist David Jacobson resulted from the discovery of the settlement through a public records request. Jacobson learned that the City had agreed to pay the plaintiffs
The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Slog: Chow: The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Slog: Chow: Vegfest: Where Veggies Come to Fest
As mentioned yesterday, this weekend brings Vegfest—the nation's largest vegetarian festival, featuring lectures, cooking exhibitions, and over 500 meat-free foods for sampling—to the Seattle Center Exhibition Hall. Find full info on Vegfest 2011 and many other food-related doings in the Chow Events Calendar. 
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Seattle PostGlobe - Top News: Theater Commentary: Of Mice and Men, The Happy Ones
What is the “American character?” The recently opened production of John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men” offers one view that reflects the mood of the 1930s. Yet another show currently running across town suggests an opposite one, only two generations later. The play version of the novel adheres tightly to this literary classic, as it was adapted by Steinbeck himself. The story of two drifters, George (Troy Fischnaller) and his “slow” partner Lennie (Charles Leggett), voices the vanquished hopes and frustrations commonly felt in the Great Depression. When we first meet them, the pair are on the way to new work as hired hands on a Soledad, California ranch, having narrowly escaped a mob upstate that Lennie’s hulking missteps drew. The jobs offer the latest in a string of fresh starts, although George’s efforts to protect his disadvantaged friend will inevitably and tragically fail. It’s George and Lennie’s partnership that makes them different from their fellow ranch hands, a peculiarity that all comment on. “What’s...
by Rod Parke - SGN AandE Writer
Teodor Currentzis conducts the SSO March 19 Benaroya Hall Although he is Greek, conductor Teodor Currentzis moved to Russia in the early 1990s and has made it his home. And in a program of entirely Russian music, he showed his affinity for the Russian soul. 'Dances of the Polovtsian Maidens' and 'Polo
by Mercy Moosemuzzle - SGN Contributing Writer
Dark Divas Dark Divas' fundraiser for Nu Black ArtsWest Theater had a sold-out enthusiastic audience March 20 at the Triple Door. The theme was historical African-American female singers. It included interesting information about each of the women. The ensemble opened with 'There's No Business
Northwest News
by Albert Rodriguez - SGN AandE Writer
The wait is finally over - well, almost. Sade is coming back to Seattle, scheduled to appear August 14 at Key Arena. The multiple Grammy-winning act makes its first Northwest appearance in more than 10 years - and personally it feels more like 20. Sade's latest album, 2010's Soldier of Love, was both a commercial and critical hit.
ARIES (March 20 - April 19): Standing up for yourself can strain a partnership. Advice from friends should be taken very carefully. Listen at least, and be polite. There may be some nuggets of sense you can work with.
TAURUS (April 20 - May 20): People offering to promote you may be more well-meaning than effective. In the end you can only trust your own record of good
by Sara Michelle Fetters - SGN Contributing Writer
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules Opening March 25 I had low expectations for Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules. I despised last year's surprisingly popular Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and even though it was based on an acclaimed series of animated books by Jeff Kinney (the first one spent
by Albert Rodriguez - SGN AandE Writer
Three rock icons dominate the month of April - Stevie Nicks, Paul Simon, and Rod Stewart - making it the most interesting month for live music thus far in 2011. A fourth legend, John Mellencamp, is also slated to appear this month in Seattle. Aside from the Nicks/Stewart (April 23, Key Arena) and Simon (April 15, WaMu Theater) con
What's Happening in Seattle This Week
by Miryam Gordon - SGN AandE Writer
Iron Curtain The Village Theatre Issaquah: through April 24 Everett: April 29-May 22 A confectionary kiss to the musical theater genre is having its world-premiere at The Village Theatre. Iron Curtain is so silly and funny that you might have sore jaws from smiling at the end. The writing team
by Miryam Gordon - SGN AandE Writer
THE Twilight Zone Live Theater Schmeater Through April 16 Theater Schmeater continues its smashing productions of actual Twilight Zone TV series episodes done live. This outing, Rob Burgess has a tremendous amount to do, as his talents are showcased in each of the three different episodes. And coincide
by David Nguyen - SGN Contributing Writer
Join SGN as we descend upon the largest Gay dance music festival in the world and mingle with men and women from around the globe at White Party Palm Springs. The annual three-day spectacular will take place on April 8-11, 2011 in the California desert and is the marquee event of the circuit party season. Your S
by Miryam Gordon - SGN AandE Writer
The Happy Ones Seattle Public Theater Through April 10 In 1975, California was in a time of political retrenchment as the Vietnam War was winding down, South Vietnam was capitulating to the North, and the U.S. was adjusting to the lack of trust in government that came out of the Watergate scandal. It w |
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