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| Manatee Commune鈥檚 Sunlit Latest Single 鈥淐lay鈥 | That he began producing as Manatee Commune on the same evergreen-furred Western Washington University campus as his friends Odesza suggests that there鈥檚 something particularly enchanting among all those trees. Whatever ineffable quality it is, Manatee Commune understands it as music. |
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| Snow Shooter: Ian Coble | Seattle-based photographer Ian Coble is always in search of new challenges, never content with sitting by and letting his career take its course. Coble likes to explore new genres and compositional styles, and his dynamic eye shows through in his diverse body of work. Recently, Coble鈥 |
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| Hometown Hero: When people feel valued, they change | Luckily for students in Federal Way, Heather Wren didn't become a marine biologist. As she entered the biology program at Western Washington University, Wren had her sights set on science. But after struggling through the first year of the program, she switched over to an English major,鈥 |
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| Alaskan serves up her own brand of backcountry grub | Growing up in Bird Creek, Heather Kelly learned all about the challenges associated with carrying your own food into the backcountry. After studying sports nutrition at Western Washington University, Heather returned to Alaska to launch her own line of dehydrated backpacking food. It鈥檚 called鈥 |
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| Get up and dance, MarchFourth! coming to Historic Everett Theatre | 鈥淢archFourth!鈥 had its impromptu start on Mardi Gras night, March 4, 2003, in Portland, Oregon. |
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| 'Out of Nothing' to spend week at Pickford | |||
| Following a dream | While growing up in Mexico, Berenice Rodriguez would often play a game with her young cousins: They would be the students and she the teacher. Even at 8 years old, Rodriguez knew teaching was what she wanted to do. Her dream was reaffirmed when she moved to the United States and鈥 |
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| Lots of personal satisfaction | An improving market place in 2011 was the catalyst enabling Chris Secrist to put the Timbertec, Inc. cut-to-length thinning operations back to work after an 18-month layoff that began with vanishing markets in 2009. Thus in the summer of 2011 Secrist asked, Gordon Iverson, who had done business鈥 |
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| What Philosophers Want You, Me, and Marco Rubio to Know About How Much They Make | Tuesday night, in the fourth Republican debate, Sen. Marco Rubio decided to make a point about the state of wages, education, and employment in America by comparing welders with philosophers. 鈥淔or the life of me, I don鈥檛 know why we have stigmatized vocational education,鈥 Rubio said. 鈥淲elders鈥 |
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| Veterans Day 2015: Ex-Marine asks 鈥楬ow heavy is thy burden?鈥 | How heavy is my burden? I prefer to use the analogy of a bag of rocks that I carry over my shoulder. It is with me everywhere I go. Some rocks are bigger than others, but collectively they weigh enough to make me want to drop my pack every now and then. The tough part is, I鈥檓 afraid to鈥 |