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Real Change Newspaper
Table of Contents
October 12, 2005, Vol. 12, No. 40
Headlines:
- Emerald Pity. Mayoral plans to increase downtown density will line developers’ pockets with more of the green stuff. Page 2
- Intelligent Design. Student architects join with local politician to envision desirable housing for the homeless, Page 3
- Share Stopper. A city postponement of shelter funding causes one organization to wonder if it will be left in the cold. Page 4
- Segregated by Birth. Educator Jonathan Kozol enters inner-city schools and, within the forgotten classrooms, sees nary a white child. Page 6
Table of Contents:
Out of Bounds. Federal officers use force off federal property. By Israel Bayer, Pages 1, 12
The War Chest. Incumbents’ key to victory: Start big, then get bigger by Cydney Gillis, Pages 1, 10, 12
- Picture: Greg Nickels speaks with a constituent at a September pancake breakfast. Incumbents cruising to re-election often cultivate a second-term mandate, says campaign consultant Lisa MacLean.
- Photo by Suzanna Finley
Editorial: From Dollars to Dense. Mayor Nickels’ downtown density plan puts money in developers’ pockets by Tim Harris, Page 2
Change Agent: Hugo Ludeña by Rosette Royale, Page 3
- Picture: Hugo Ludeña, focusing in on the area’s growing Latino community.
- Photo by Rosette Royale
Back to Basics. Student architects to design compact, dignified apartments for homeless people. By Brian Kerin, UW News Lab, Page 3
| Quote by Peter Steinbrueck, Seattle City Council
Just Heard..., Page 3
- After Glo by Rosette Royale [RE: Gloreen “Glo” Raineri]
- Send in the shrubs by Cydney Gillis [RE: Ted Holden, Angela Danadjievo]
- Whose turf? By Adam Hyla [RE: Christine Gregoire, Carol Andrews]
Homeless to Housing. City’s paradigm shift may leave largest emergency-shelter in the cold. By Adam Hyla, Page 4
Short Takes, Page 4
- Back from Venezuela by Kimburly Ervin [RE: World Youth Festival, Kristen Kosidowski, Eric Kocaja]
- Janitor fired; SEIU to file complaint by Adam Hyla [RE: Kansaikou Darboe, Cascadian Building Maintenance, Fred Prockiw]
Poem: “It’s Moving Day…” by Laurie Crow, Page 5
Interview: Separate, but Still Unequal. Segregated inner-city schools, educator Jonathan Kozol has found, are still a blight on American education. Interview by Rosette Royale, Page 6, 7
- Picture: Inner-city Blues: Educator and author Jonathan Kozol, fighting to end segregated schooling in our nation’s urban centers.
- Photo by Brooke Kempner
Written in Britain: Forster in Boston. Book: On Beauty by Zadie Smith. Review by Austin Walters, Page 8
Fear Factor. Film: Good Night and Good Luck. Written and Directed by George Clooney. Review by Lester Gray, Page 8
- Picture: Signing off: George Clooney’s Good Night and Good Luck casts David Strathairn as Edward R. Murrow
Adventures in Irony. How Stupid is That? By Dr. Wes Browning, Page 9
Street Watch. Compiled by Emma Quinn, Page 9
Letters to the Editor, Page 10
- Dropping Science by William Scott | Kirkland
Classified Ads, Page 10
Calendar. Page 11
Director's Corner. By Timothy Harris, Page 11
First things First. Get Involved. Take Action. Page 11
Election 2005: Be an Informed Voter
- Issue: Many of us occasionally miss an opportunity to vote, especially in local elections, because we don’t know whom to vote for and don’t want to make a mistake. There’s a little less than a month left before the general election, and absentee ballots go into the mail on Oct. 18. So now is a great time to learn about the candidates running for local offices.
Copy of issue was obtained from microfiche in the University of Washington Suzzallo Library.