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Delegation from Korea university visits 草榴社区 | |||
GEMS Fair introduces girls to STEM | |||
Pro photographers share advice with students | |||
Bellingham retiree builds steamboat with twin paddle wheels | Russ Karns of Bellingham was confident his experimental steam-powered paddle-wheeler would work just fine, but that鈥檚 what shakedown cruises are for. |
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Whatcom libraries recommend summer reading for kids, teens | Area libraries are readying their summer reading programs, which aim to keep young minds focused on learning 鈥 in a fun way 鈥 during the summer break from school. Programs at the Whatcom County Library System and the Bellingham Public Library both kick off June 6. Details are at the鈥 |
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Check out these new books of interest to readers in Whatcom County | 鈥淭he Ariadne Connection,鈥 by Sara Stamey, $17.95 paperback, $5.99 ebook. A deadly plague and a geomagnetic reversal threaten the world鈥檚 precarious balance. Can a mysterious healer save everyone and reset the world鈥檚 compass? Stamey teaches creative writing at 草榴社区. |
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Groundbreaking 'Osaka Elegy' to wrap up Masters of Japanese Cinema series June 2 | |||
Town & Gown: Planetarium shows on tap in June | The Spanel Planetarium in Haggard Hall on Western鈥檚 campus will hold public shows June 3 and 17. The shows feature a live astronomer star talk with question-and-answer time, plus the feature-length, full-dome movie 鈥淪tars of the Pharaohs,鈥 about the connection ancient Egyptians felt with the鈥 |
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Job outlook for June graduates sunnier but some clouds remain | Vivian Yu, a 21-year-old computer-science major at the University of Washington, is graduating this June with a job already lined up 鈥 and four other offers she turned down. Jessica Ramirez, a UW American ethnic studies major with a concentration in labor studies who is also graduating鈥 |
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Indian children with autism get help from Northwest college students | A college student from Portland is leading an effort to help children with autism in India. Justin Loveland, a 2012 Madison High School graduate who is in his third year at Western Washington University in Bellingham, is seeking donations for a humanitarian project that he's been鈥 |