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Today's Times' Editorials
Editorial
Call it adaptive management. The University of Washington is looking at creation of a College of the Environment that combines academic disciplines with a broad mandate to educate students, save the planet and attract generous supporters.
Today's Opinion
A sampling of readers' letters, faxes and e-mail.
Outrage and turmoil in seething Tibet | Nicholas D. Kristof / Syndicated Columnist
Bubba boosts Obama | Syndicated columnist
Friday, May 16
A snowball fight on thin ice | Editorial
Those funny lightbulbs | Editorial
Thursday, May 15
Failing our Sound | Editorial
The fuel of food | Editorial
Wednesday, May 14
Basic rights for air passengers | Editorial
First steps, finally, to a school vision | Editorial
Tuesday, May 13
Cast a wide net for public instruction | Editorial
Lebanon, from afar | Editorial
Monday, May 12
Welcome a new park; keep it safe and clean | Editorial
Pay up, state parties | Editorial
Friday, May 16
A pause for the cause of light rail | Lance Dickie / Seattle Times editorial columnist
Israel at 60: a time of pride and reflection | Guest columnist
Editorial views from across the state | Washington Voices
Destroying the village to raise a child | Ellen Goodman / Syndicated columnist
Thursday, May 15
We're losing the new Cold War | Thomas Friedman / Syndicated Columnist
Biofuels and food: a grain of truth | Guest columnist
Not all is sweetness and light between Iran and Russia | Guest columnist
Obama should have emulated JFK's victory in West Virginia | David S. Broder / Syndicated columnist
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