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Series Reprints & Special Sections


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PIKE PLACE MARKET AT 100

PIKE PLACE MARKET AT 100


A collection of stories from Summer 2007
Format: (Tab) 12" x 12 1/2"
40 pages

$3.50

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Pike Place Market, The Seattle Times explores the Market of yesterday and the Market of today.



CONFRONTING MALARIA

CONFRONTING MALARIA


Reprinted from September 23-25, 2007
Format: (newspaper size) 12 1/2" x 23 1/2"
10 pages

$2.50

A Seattle Times special report on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundations quest to eradicate malaria.



ART ALFRESCOART ALFRESCO


A Guide to Seattle's Olympic Sculpture Park
Special Section published January 14, 2007
Format: (newspaper size) 12 1/2" x 23 1/2"
8 pages

$2.50

A Seattle Times special section celebrating the opening of the Olympic Sculpture Park.



LICENSE TO HARMLICENSE TO HARM


Reprinted from April 23-25, 2006
Format: (newspaper size) 12 1/2" x 23 1/2"
10 pages

$2.50

A Seattle Times special report on the unchecked problem of sexual misconduct by health care professionals.



YOUR COURTS, THEIR SECRETSYOUR COURTS, THEIR SECRETS


Reprinted from March-December 2006
Format: (newspaper size) 12 1/2" x 23 1/2"
24 pages

$2.50

A Seattle Times investigation into improperly sealed court records in King County Superior Court.



A JOURNEY TO PAKISTANA JOURNEY TO PAKISTAN


Reprinted from December 18-20, 2005
Format: (newspaper size) 12 1/2" x 23 1/2"
16 pages

$2.50

The Seattle Times sent reporter Janet Tu and photographer Thomas James Hurst to Pakistan to document the heavily damaged mountain villages in Pakistan after the October 8, 2005, 7.6 earthquake. This four-part series personalizes the plight of the Pakistani people and their struggle to survive.



Suddenly SickSUDDENLY SICK


Reprinted from June 26-30, 2005
Format: (newspaper size) 13 1/2" x 23 1/2"
16 pages

$2.50

This five-part Seattle Times investigative series looks at the hidden big business behind your doctor's diagnosis. Our investigation found that for a broad spectrum of diseases, the experts writing the treatment guidelines had drug-company ties ranging from research contracts to consultancies to stock ownership.



Dot-Con JobDOT-CON JOB


Reprinted from March 6-8, 2005
Format: (newspaper size) 13 1/2" x 23 1/2"
8 pages

$2.50

A three-part Seattle Times investigative series on how InfoSpace took its investors for a ride. Insiders were cashing out millions, and faithful investors were left with pennies.



Suspicion in the RanksSUSPICION IN THE RANKS


Reprinted from January 9-16, 2005
Format: (newspaper size) 13 1/2" x 23 1/2"
12 pages

$2.50

In this nine-part series, The Seattle Times gives the first detailed account of how Army Capt. James Yee, a highly praised officer went from soft-spoken defender of Islam to accused spy.



Coaches Who PreyCOACHES WHO PREY


Reprinted from December 14-17, 2003
Format: (newspaper size) 13 1/2" x 23 1/2"
12 pages

$2.50

A special Seattle Times investigation into sexual misconduct by coaches and how it frequently goes unpunished. In a dark side of the growing world of girls sports, 159 coaches have been reprimanded or fired for sexual misconduct in the past decade. And 98 continued to coach or teach - as schools, the state and even some parents looked the other way.