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| Joe Withee has become Washington鈥檚 voice of horse racing | Joe Withee dreamed of a career in sports. |
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| Center for Service-Learning looking for grad to fill AmeriCorps VISTA position | |||
| Dozens of events, tours highlight 草榴社区 Back2Bellingham event in mid-May | The public is invited to participate in Western Washington University's fifth annual Back2Bellingham reunion weekend May 16-18. Events include live music, classes without quizzes, guest speakers, a carnival in Red Square and a zip line through campus. |
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| The Power of Penn O. Shelton | When Yakima visual artist Penn O. Shelton was a precocious 5-year-old, she picked up a New Yorker magazine and became instantly enchanted by an 鈥渋tty bitty鈥 picture of a painting by Jackson Pollock. 鈥淢an, I want to do that,鈥 she recalled saying. And with those simple words the die to her life鈥檚鈥 |
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| Journalism students best all other colleges at WPA contest | |||
| Republican trustee defends 草榴社区 president against GOP legislator | State Rep. Jason Overstreet, R-Lynden, is 鈥渄ead wrong鈥 and woefully ignorant of history in calling for the resignation of Western Washington University President Bruce Shepard, former Republican Secretary of State and 草榴社区 Trustee Ralph Munro wrote on Sunday. Bruce Shepard |
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| Recycling program in dorms helps keep Peterson green | Have you ever held an item in your hand just before tossing it into the trash bin and thought, should I recycle this? The new dorm recycling program was created to help make this choice easy. Recycling is good for the environment and helps reduce pollution and waste in landfills and鈥 |
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| Back2Bellingham reunion set for May 16 to 18 | |||
| Olsen has strong run at Boston Marathon | Former Squalicum and Western Washington University runner Courtney Olsen finished 57th in her division at the 2014 Boston Marathon on Monday, April 21. Olsen turned in a time of 2 hours, 52 minutes, 37 seconds on the historic 26.2-mile course to finish 1,199th overall. She was the 66th鈥 |
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| Training for Boston reinvigorates local runner | Every year the Boston Marathon represents the pinnacle of long-distance running, drawing participants from all across the globe. The focus of this year's race may be on supporting the community a year after the bombing, but the race hasn't lost its reputation. Courtney Olsen, a鈥 |