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| Funding is available for the enhancement of graduate research; apps due April 7 | |||
| Ruth Medsker named Principal at WSHS by interim Superintendent Enfield | Ruth Medsker, who has served as interim Principal at West Seattle High School since last summer has been named to the position on a permanent basis by interim Superintendent Susan Enfield, Seattle Public Schools. Enfield shared her thoughts in a letter to the staff, students and families for the… |
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| Foes of state park fees say system is unfair to poor | Opponents of a $30 annual access fee for state lands are pointing to the not-so-distant past in arguing it would raise barriers to access by the poor and fail to raise the officially projected $71 million. Attendance at state parks dipped by about 18 percent last time the state charged… |
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| Wilson to head Scott County schools | Bill Wilson, who has been superintendent of Greeley County USD 200 for 13 years, has been named superintendent of Scott County USD 466. |
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| Several Biology Dept. seminars planned for early winter quarter | |||
| Kugler contributes to book | Dr. Mike Kugler, professor of history at Northwestern College, contributed a chapter to Confessing History: Explorations in Christian Faith and the Historian’s Vocation, published in November by the University of Notre Dame Press. |
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| At journey's end | While families traveled about the country by car and plane to be with relatives for the Thanksgiving holiday last week, three friends were traveling by canoe with their sights set on the Port of Ilwaco. Western Washington University student Marc Van Grinsven, and Dan Blessing and Greta… |
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| Following the flow | Be sure and wave and tip your hat to the pioneering spirit of adventure and challenge if you see three young adults paddling a birchbark canoe down the Columbia River today. Dan Blessing, Marc VanGrinsven and Greta Arnquist resumed their journey down Washington’s mighty Columbia this… |
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| College of Marin chooses San Jose leader as new president | The College of Marin has chosen the president of a San Jose community college to be its new superintendent and president. |
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| Faculty seminars, graduate student thesis seminars planned for fall quarter |