As 2012 draws to a close, we look back at what made news in The Park this year
As 2012 (30 AZ) draws to a close, we look back on some of the biggest stories of the year:
As 2011 Archons’ term ends, talk of elections begins anew
GooseBook opens to all species
Chitter Radio rescues literary awards
Economy forces Animals to work as “domestics” outside Park
Majority of Park Animals home-schooled: study
New device may help distinguish news from entertainment
Striped Animals not getting fair share of economic pie: study
Security breach at LynxedIN leaves hundreds vulnerable
Eggie and The Pigs turn music’s business model upside-down
Central Bank warns against short-term interest rate hikes
Hibernators blame calendar change for premature deaths
Slow Art Movement picking up steam in Park
“Mating Dance Blues” are real, says expert
Bad Boy Chef to open new restaurant at Park Museum
CatsCare Foundation puts out urgent call on behalf of formerly domestic Cats and Kittens
Archons plan to outlaw washing in public: secret report
Deaths from premature awakening on the rise: study
NIML wow crowd at Park’s first pop-up musical event
Food production scandal rocks Park
Advice columnist to join UWT Human Studies Department
