Culture
The Bedouin key to understanding Qaddafi
A Seattle reporter who twice interviewed the Libyan leader traces his baffling personality to a Bedouin sense of honor and a deep distrust of the urbanized West.
A Seattle reporter who twice interviewed the Libyan leader traces his baffling personality to a Bedouin sense of honor and a deep distrust of the urbanized West.
William O. Douglas thought it was silly to have big mountains named for people who'd never set foot here. Something to ponder when looking at "Rainier."
What is "authentic" in ethnic and regional cooking? Spiced, a restaurant near Crossroads, certainly qualifies as having "truly Chinese cuisine."
Aloha wear can be symbolic of good times for visitors from Washington and elsewhere, but it remains a part of life on the islands.
Diversity extends to restaurant choices in Southeast Seattle.