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'The Laurel Review' publishes poems by de la Paz
Lynn presents at UK conference
Pagh has poems published in several journals
Presidential Scholars Announced at Commencement
25th anniversary of spotted owl listing: fewer owls, less timber industry

The heated debate over whether to curtail the logging of old-growth forests to protect the northern spotted owl was at full throttle when the federal government declared the bird a threatened species June 22, 1990.

At the time, environmentalists worried that the federal plan would fall…

Legalize It: The Marijuana Industry Gets A Little Higher, Nation’s Pot Industry Isn’t Going Up In Smoke

Puff, puff, pass. That’s the mantra of the recreational marijuana smoker and today it’s louder than ever.

That’s because four states in the country have legalized marijuana for recreational use, and 10 more are considering it.

Is one-party control Snohomish County's destiny?

John Lovick had to share the stage last week when he told a roomful of Democrats here how excited he is to run for re-election as Snohomish County executive.
Sitting a few feet away from the sharp-dressed former sheriff was Dave Somers, the county councilman and fellow Democrat…

Students given awards for undergraduate research
NIH report encourages a more complete view of culture

A report from the National Institutes of Health in March offers researchers guidance on how to incorporate cultural variables in their health and mental health-care research.
The report is important because research often highlights culture as a powerful force in determining health…

Campus tour: Environmental Studies building
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