It’s Good Friday and a man in the Philippines is being crucified
Fernando Mamangun gets his hands and feet nailed on a cross every Good Friday. It’s a ritual of sacrifice and penitence that is equally controversial as it is awe-inspiring.
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29 Mar
We Day: A party with a purpose softens skeptic
At first, We Day seemed like an elaborate star-studded party to entice youth to care about social causes. Which is why at 6 a.m., I rode a bus packed with cheering, youth “crowd-pumpers” to We Day to find out for myself.
26 Mar
Photo report: 24 hours at the world’s largest festival, and we mean largest
It took me all of three seconds to realize this wasn’t going to be a “Folklife” experience. Or a Bumbershoot one for that matter.
20 Feb
Three lessons Seattle should learn from Boeing’s Dreamliner-gate
The worldwide grounding of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner and its battery fire put everyone’s worst travel nightmare front and center. A local aerospace expert gave us three takeaways from the aftermath.
07 Feb
Immigrants travel across Washington to lobby Olympia
Immigrant activists left as early as 4 am to travel to Olympia in support of education and policy reform. Our youth reporters got up pretty early as well to cover the action.
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