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Book Reviews: March 2008
PEDAL POWER: THE QUIET RISE OF THE BICYCLE IN AMERICAN PUBLIC LIFEÂ J. Harry Wray Paradigm Press, 2008, 236 pages. EARLY IN Pedal Power: The ...
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Music Reviews: March 2008
BLACK EYES & NECKTIES Apparition! (ClickPop) Bellingham, WA is home to one of the most eclectic small music scenes. Their diversity has produced acts from Patient ...
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Music Reviews: February 2008
THE HANDS The Hands (Selector Sound) Against the swagger of classic acts like the Stones (vocals, woah woah!), Seattle export The Hands masterfully fuse modern ...
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Book Reviews: February 2008
Deep Economy Bill McKibben Henry Holt, 2007, 272 pages In December Sorbonne students protested the disconnect between economic theory and reality. Their disillusion is palpable ...
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Everyday Cyclist: New Bike/Ped Bridge For Spokane?
The Iron Bridge is not a well-known bridge to most folks who live in Spokane. If you travel the Centennial Trail from Riverfront Park to ...
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Editorial: Carbon Offsets Are Stupid
I am waiting for someone to convince me that carbon offsets aren’t stupid. I’ve just returned from the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, the world’s biggest ...
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Cold Smoke Powder Fest Is Hot
“SO WHAT’S THIS COLD SMOKE POWDER FESTIVAL ANYWAY?” A dreadlocked, lip-ringed snowboarder chick blurted this question at me half way up the Summit Chair on ...
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To Learn About the River From the River: Acclaimed Poet Robert Hass to Visit Gonzaga University
Many are familiar with the literary accomplishments of former United States’ poet laureate Robert Hass. His five collections of poetry have all garnered critical acclaim; ...
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How will climate change impact local skiing?
Savvy Ski Resorts Prepare for the Future By Argyle Baukol When it comes to climate change, it seems that the winter sports media reflects a ...
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