Sex with S & M
The Ebbtide Valentine’s Day Massacre

 

Everybody is entitled to my opinion
The McParking Disaster
Sally Mae Silva
Special to the Ebbtide

Athought occurred to me as I waited in line to purchase my six piece chicken nuggets and Diet Coke in a popular fast food joint downtown during peak lunch time. Why do most companies give their employees only one hour to eat their lunches and all of them at the same time? Sure some people bring their own lunches in little plastic bags, but sometimes...

Letter to the Editor
Showing some respect
Riley Stolte
Special to the Ebbtide

Iwould like to address the issue between the faculty and staff members here at Shoreline Community College (SCC) and the students. Recently I’ve been noticing that while the students are treated fairly inside the classroom, the opposite is true for outside the classroom.

 
Norm Dicks's use of federal money to the Puget Sound Partnership

Animal rights: slavery protection is for animals

Komen foundation's mission is to cure cancer

Republican loyalty during the presidential primary

The case for higher fees and taxes

Deaths of Charlie and Braden Powell

Danny Westneat's column on the Catholic Church

Education innovation: Washington's ladder to long-term success

With a little bit of money and a whole lot of innovation, Washingtonians can climb out of their economic hole with a ladder called education, says the House Higher Education Committee chairman.

Big Brother is 'sharing' on Facebook

Stock analysts are valuing Facebook as high as $100 billion, writes Froma Harrop. The interesting part is that the company has absolutely nothing to sell except information about its members.

The priest, the pill and the mother-in-law

An Obama administration rule that would require Catholic universities and hospitals to cover contraceptives in their health-care plans have Catholic bishops in an uproar. Which is odd, writes Gail Collins, because the churches themselves don't have to provide contraceptive coverage.

Legislature moving on anti-sex trafficking bills

Sen. Jeanne Kohl-Welles, D-Seattle, has done impressive work putting Washington state at the forefront of legislative and law enforcement efforts to combat sex trafficking of minors.

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