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Klipsun MagazineVolume 38Issue 2 [November 2006] |
Online Exclusives: |
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Graffiti
by Jared Yoakum No Scrubs, No Drugsby Kim Champley |
Leading two lives
by Brittney Leirdahl Taking Aimby Jacob Buckenmeyer |
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Home is Where the Flamboya Hangs
by Sarah Thompson Clara Olink Kelly spent four years of her youth in a Japanese internment camp in Java during WWII. |
Cleaing The Air: The Truth About Smoking Hookah
by Mike Lycklama |
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Embrace The Desire
by Lauren Allain Betty Desire croons, wiggles and welcomes her way into the hearts of Rumors Cabaret patrons every Wednesday night. |
WAR PAINT
by Jared Yoakum Paintballers from all over the Northwest trek to Semper Fi Paintball Supply in Bellinghamto simulate battles with paint as their weapon. |
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Soul Survivor
by Emily Krahn The Mount Baker Theatre is a life force in the Bellingham entertainment scene. Eighty years after opening its doors, the theatre still is as lively as ever, and is one of a kind in the area. |
Notorious Thor
by Shawn Query "I'm actually a little sensitive to the impression that I'm just doing it all to get a laugh." -Thor Hansen |
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Taking a Bite Out of Bellingham's Best Burgers
by Ciara O'Rourke and Mike Lycklama Hanging Toughby Lincoln Smith Raw Appealby Shawn Query Going to Bat for the First Amendmentby Justin Morrow |
Food: A Human Right
by Willow Rudiger A Minor Inconvenience: Having Fun When Your Friends Are 21by Ciara O'Rourke Curds and Birdsby Molly Jensen
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