He's got even more authority now, thanks to a voter-approved initiative that provides for evaluations of public-agency performance. The state auditor is effecting change inside institutions like the Port of Seattle.
Newsweek.com has weighed in on the controversy over the Ballard Manning's/Denny's diner that recently was designated a landmark by Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board. The story, "Is Googie Good? [http://www.newsweek.com/id/116775/]" by Sarah Kliff, gives a rundown on the affair, which has gotten
The University of Washington once had an operating nuclear reactor on campus. It's gone, but the modern building that housed it remains – a unique fusion of classic Northwest design and Cold War science. It's scheduled for demolition, but a grad student hopes to save it.
When it comes to problems with our schools, there's a lot more insight in Robert Jamieson's Thursday column [http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/jamieson/353021_robert28.html] than in the school district's curriculum audit by consultants Phi Delta Kappa International, summarized elsewhere [http://seattlep
Through the pages of National Review one spring morning at Western Washington University, he brought me out of the darkness of liberal mush and into the light of conservative freedom.
