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| Panel discussion to help students learn more about Americorps | |||
| OSR survey: How well does Western prepare students for success in the job market? | |||
| 5 things to watch heading into special session | Washington lawmakers have adjourned their 105-day legislative session, but only get a two-week reprieve before they return to Olympia for a special session to finish their work on the state budget. |
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| Guest: Blind alleys in the state budget on college tuition | LAWMAKERS face the daunting task of equipping public universities to meet Washington’s demand for college graduates. But several fundamental misperceptions, particularly about tuition, are sending Republican and Democratic budget writers down blind alleys. |
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| Presentation May 1 to cover foreign careers with the U.S. State Department | |||
| Candidates selected to fill director position at SPMC | |||
| Washington state budget negotiations next as House passes its plan | The state House on Friday approved a budget that assumes $1.3 billion in new revenue to put more money into the state's education system, while also patching a projected deficit for the next two-year budget. The budget passed on a 54-43 mostly party line vote Friday night, a week… |
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| House Democrats push home their budget proposal | A $34.5 billion proposed budget passed through the Washington House Friday with little fuss. |
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| Washington's budget: How do we get to shared realism from here? | This week, we enter the behind-the-scenes negotiations phase of the Washington legislative session. |
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| Survival of the fittest: Both sides prep for state budget battle | Today, the Democratic-controlled Washington House will likely pass the $34.5 billion 2013-2015 budget it unveiled two days ago. |