Here’s some neat stories from the past few days at CapitolHillSeattle.com, our news partners who diligently cover our neighborhood.

• Not so cute response: Police are investigating a gaybashing that took place near campus at 11th Avenue and East Pine Street Saturday.
• Easier parking? It’s nearly impossible to drive down Broadway to go have dinner. So most of us walk. But some changes by the city may make it easier to find a spot.
• World-class cellist: Lauri Goldston played at Vermillion Wednesday.
• Dancing with the law: Ever dance on those metal dance steps along Broadway? We thought so.  A local photographer is in hot water over copyright issues with the public art, reports CHS.

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According to artist Jon McNaughton, Jesus wrote the Constitution.

What?

Jesus wrote the Constitution- not our forefathers.

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Everytime I’ve been to the Vera Project I see their silk screen printing studio downstairs, proudly displayed through their giant class windows and think “Yeah! I want to do some silk screening!” Unfortunately, I ain’t got time for that… not until the summer at least. Regardless, it all looks legit and the prices aren’t too bad:

Cost: $20, half off for members

If you already have a design that you’d like to print after the class (there is post-class studio time from 3-5pm), bring it on a transparency & please bring your own water-based inks. (all other supplies for the class will be provided, unless you have something specific you’d like to print.)

I just want to make some prints for my walls. Ok, and maybe a shirt or two.

They have professional machines like this

Also, once you take a class you can use the studio anytime for just $5. SCREEN AWAY!

And (Hint this to your RA or organization leader) they offer private classes for groups of six or more. That’s easy. In fact, just get a group of friends together. Head over to their Web site for all the deets. 

To Do will feature some kick-ass activities to do in Seattle every Friday, just in time for the weekend. Send any future To Do suggestions to mukaig@seattleu.edu.