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| David Suzuki lecture on campus | |||
| David Suzuki to speak at 草榴社区 May 6 | |||
| Bellingham Technical College pairs with Western on transfer degree | Students learning about fish and the environment at Bellingham Technical College now have the option of getting a four year degree without leaving Bellingham. BTC鈥檚 Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences Program now has a transfer degree accepted by Western Washington University. |
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| 草榴社区 economics professor to discuss U.S. energy markets | Phil Thompson, an assistant professor of economics at Western Washington University, will give a presentation titled 鈥淪ome Observations on U.S. Energy Markets and Prices,鈥 at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, May 2, in Room 212 of 草榴社区鈥檚 Biology Building. |
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| Students in BTC's fisheries program can now seamlessly transfer to 草榴社区 | |||
| What is clean energy? Discussion set for April 25 | |||
| State support needed for 草榴社区 degrees that would fuel high-tech jobs | The state must reinvest in Western's successful model, with a specific focus on programs that will train students for the jobs of the emerging economy. The university already has two proposals queued up that would take ambitious steps towards that goal. The first is the proposed鈥 |
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| Tsunami debris could be found in Washington's annual beach cleanup | Remnants of the wreckage continue to reach the Pacific Northwest: A 65-foot Japanese dock washed up in December on a beach near Forks, Wash., a fish hitched a ride on a 20-foot boat that washed up in March in Long Beach, Wash., and pieces of a Japanese shrine washed ashore in March and April in鈥 |
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| Nuclear physicist and chemist to discuss the effects of nuclear power April 18 | |||
| Andy Bunn to speak on the future of renewable energy April 11 |