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| Flags to be lowered March 16 in memory of Army soldier | |||
| A day in the snow | |||
| Why does Western so rarely close? | |||
| Flags to be lowered Feb. 9 in honor of Vancouver Air Force captain | |||
| Proposals for Student Tech Fee due Jan. 15 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø website to be down Saturday, Dec. 28, for network maintenance | |||
| Design Perspectives: Bassetti’s sunny activism and imagination will be missed | What would Seattle be without Pike Place Market and Westlake Park? We take them for granted but we shouldn’t. They are part of a far-reaching urban agenda that owes a lot to Fred Bassetti. He was a shaper of Seattle’s skyline as well as its civic and design culture. Bassetti died… |
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| Fred Bassetti, architect and shaper of Seattle: An appreciation | Fred Bassetti was central to the shaping of Seattle's skyline and self-image, a player in protecting the Pike Place Market ("an honest place in a phony time") from the ravages of urban redevelopment and the man responsible for distinctive quality architecture on college campuses… |
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| Fred Bassetti designed much of Western's campus |