The microchipping of Washington
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Big Brother is in your Nikes. And cows have more privacy than you do in the Evergreen State.
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July 27, 2007: Headlines
The tricky art of planning for succession at arts organizations
Posted Fri, Jul 27, 5 a.m.
Speight Jenkins sets 2013 for his retirement date and vows to help with a textbook transition at the Seattle Opera. At the symphony, indecision about whether it's time for a new conductor seems to have been resolved in favor of keeping the long-running Gerard Schwarz act.
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