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| How the Elvis Presley Doctrine Blocked Keystone XL | In his history of popular culture and the U.S. presidency, What Jefferson Read, Ike Watched and Obama Tweeted, Tevi Troy relates an anecdote about a White House meeting between then-president Richard Nixon and rock ‘n’ roll sensation Elvis Presley. Elvis came to the meeting "dressed in a… |
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| Western holds first MLK campus celebration | |||
| Faculty attending March 21 commencement announced | |||
| Deadline for 'Recovery' art show is Jan. 26 | |||
| Faculty invited to hold office hours in Wilson Library | |||
| Next pay day is Jan. 26, not Jan. 23 | |||
| Whatcom County’s fourth Superior Court judge sworn in | Whatcom County gained a fourth Superior Court judge Friday, Jan. 16, when a former Nooksack tribal judge was sworn into office. |
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| TV show looks at sustainability, water initiatives | |||
| Bellingham recognizes MLK Day with service, call to continue fight for justice | Hundreds of volunteers from around Whatcom County stepped up to help stabilize a hillside in Maritime Heritage Park on a sunny Martin Luther King Jr. Day. |
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| Clark County GOP Could Vote To Censure Congresswoman | Politicians in Washington are preparing for Tuesday’s State of the Union. Some polls show that most Americans would like to see the country’s elected leaders work together more. But the Clark County Republican Party isn’t so sure. |