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COOKING GREEK, BECOMING AMERICAN -Forty Years at Seattle's Continental Restaurant A story by Taso Lagos about his family, their restaurant and his Greek-American experiences

Newspaper article by Taso Lagos in the SEATTLE TIMES about older people returning to college or taking college courses along with younger students

"Fossil Dads", make great parents, gray hair and all

"Greek Restaurants in Washington State since 1900" appearing in ESTIATOR the monthly magazine of the Greek-American Food Industry - based on "A Place at the Table", the MOHAI exhibit of 2015 - pgs 16-18 Three copies

"AMERICAN ZEUS - The Life of Alexander Pantages, Theater Mogul - his life and times from the 1880s, his rise to fame as a theater owner, a scandal with a teen-age dancer and impact of "yellow journalism" and economic power.

"My Family Fled Political turmoil in Greece, and I fear for America" Personal Essary

"Guest: The troubling rise of the anti-immigrant far right in Europe" an essay on immigration with specific reference to Greece and the effect on Greek young workers

"From Andros to Hollywood: Movie Theater Mogul Pantages" The transformation of Alexander Pantages an article by Taso Lagos apearing in The National Herald

"Popular U-District Spot, Continental, Will Close - The Continental Pastry Shop in Seattle operated by the Lagos family for nearly 40 years. Pictured here is George Lagos (right) with his son Dimitri and grandsons.

"Greek tragedy: debt, high unemployment and anger" newspaper article from the SEATTLE TIMES