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| Grimm, students publish new findings on sugar craving | |||
| From Window Magazine: Bringing them home | |||
| Graves to leave NVN in February | Nisqually Valley News Editor and Publisher Keven R. Graves has been named the executive editor and publisher for the Whidbey Newspaper Group, which includes The Whidbey News-Times, the Whidbey Examiner and the South Whidbey Record, as well as the Crosswind, a monthly veterans' publication鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 researcher: Songs stuck in your head not always music to your ears | Think of a song. Now let me make a few predictions about the song in your head. It's probably one that you enjoy, or at least don't mind. You likely heard just a part of it, perhaps the chorus. And the song didn't linger, but it has a good chance of popping into your鈥 |
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| Dictionary of debate terminology launched | DOHA QATARDEBATE on Saturday launched the first dictionary of debate terms in both Arabic and English at the Fourth International Conference on Argumentation, Rhetoric, Debate and the Pedagogy of Empowerment. The dictionary includes terminology and linguistic characteristics of debate鈥 |
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| Couples must adjust when the wife is the breadwinner | After a long, hard day at work, Katherine Murray arrives home to a martini and newspaper by her easy chair. Dinner is bubbling on the stove. |
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| Teachman records concentration of U.S. veterans in rural areas of South, Midwest | |||
| Remembering Whatcom County residents who died in 2012 | With the new year ahead of us, let's stop for a moment to remember some of the noteworthy Whatcom County people who died in 2012: |
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| Investigating The Anatomy Of The Musical Earworm | Weekend Edition Sunday guest host Linda Wertheimer talks with Ira Hyman, a professor of psychology at Western Washington University, about his new study. He investigated "earworms," songs that get stuck in your head, and why they lodge themselves in our brains. |
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| Community mourns former sports editor Bob Taylor | Robert L. 鈥淏ob鈥 Taylor, former longtime sports editor of The Issaquah Press, died Christmas Eve morning, Dec. 24, 2012, at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle. He was 63. |