Opinion
When can anyone be “Judgmental?”
Recently our school board met with the District’s attorney to review the legal implications that are involved in the appeals hearings that they conduct for students who have been expelled, had a hearing with a paid hearing officer, and wish to dispute his findings. More ›
Outgoing mayor Nickels says we can move kids to care about public service
The other day, I was looking through some old columns, and I found this one. It features an interview I did with a guy who wanted to be mayor of Seattle about nine years ago More ›
Living Will
When Pope John Paul passed away back in 2005, we learned about how spartan his life was in the instructions that he left for his personal secretary, Archbishop Stanislaw Dziwisz. More ›