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  Students chain selves to smokestack to light climate fire under UW

  “We're chained to the power plant right now."
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  'We are still here' – the art and culture of Seattle's Sephardic community

  Seattle has the third largest Sephardic Jewish population in the U.S. A recent symposium at the University of Washington, “Muestros Artistas," featured six Sephardic artists — a mix of musicians, writers, and painters from across the country.
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  Blues for Piper's Creek from poet Rasheena Fountain

  Rasheena Fountain's work mainly focuses on Black environmental memory. Her creative practice is rooted in a place-based, ecological, and environmental justice approach, as is reflected in her poem below on Carkeek Park.

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  Gazing into the mysteries of the galaxy with poet Sharon Hashimoto

  Sharon Hashimoto's poem "Theodor Jackson Observatory" shines the light on a beloved local observatory that keeps track of astronomical time and educates the general public on astronomy.

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  Words In Review: Police fleeing SPD; Residents leaving town. Is this a Seattle 'exodus'?

  Bill Radke talks with Jacob Beckert, a PhD candidate in the U.W. History Department who specializes in Jewish Studies, about what qualifies as an "exodus."
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  Student sit-in protests fossil fuel company recruitment at University of Washington

  A student group at the University of Washington is calling on the university to prohibit oil, gas, and mining operation companies from recruiting on campus.

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  Study: people mean different things when they talk about managing wolves through fear

  There’s a lot of misunderstanding when people talk about wolf management, according to a new study out of the University of Washington.
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  Neighbors: UW professor and author Taso Lagos

  UW Professor and author Taso Lagos first immigrated to Seattle with his family from Greece when he was just nine years old. For 40 years, this family constellated around the Continental Restaurant on University Way NE, near the University of Washington. Several years ago, Taso’s parents closed The Continental and retired. Taso and Libby Denkmann walk the Ave and talk about his memories of the U-District, and how the neighborhood and his parents’ old storefront has changed.
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  Some freeways may be useable following 'the Big One' per new modeling by UW

  New modeling by the University of Washington of the impacts of a major Cascadia earthquake offers a less dire picture of the aftermath of the so-called "Big One" — specifically when it comes to highway bridges.
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  With the PAC-12 shakeup, what will happen to UW and WSU?

  Paige Browning talks with sportswriter Art Thiel about what the recent PAC-12 shakeup means for the University of Washington and Washington State University

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