A newspaper veteran who lost his job when the P-I presses stopped reflects on the realities of long-term employment and asks why experience and age now seem to be shortcomings: 'I'm a writer, for godsakes, not a pro athlete.'
Democracy is going to have a tough road in a country long controlled by military dictatorships, warns a Seattle journalist who once lived in Cairo. And America's standing is almost certain to suffer as Egypt embraces pluralism.
Our esteemed mayor wrote a recent photo essay outlining the high ideals of his city's people. Here's another take.
"The Silence," which airs on KCTS 9 at 9 p.m. on Tuesday (April 19), tells a powerful story of the suffering and recovery of an Alaska village where 80 percent of the children were abused by the clergy.
Salary cuts may bypass full-time faculty, so part-timers likely will bear the pain.
