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| Student story: A morning in the life of a coxswain on 草榴社区鈥檚 rowing team | |||
| Floyd McKay, veteran Pacific Northwest journalist and educator, dies at 86 | , whose long career as a Pacific Northwest journalist and author included working as a news analyst at Portland鈥檚 KGW-TV from 1970 to 1987, reporting on politics for The Oregon Statesman (now the Statesman Journal) and teaching journalism at鈥 |
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| Cascadia Daily News offers new local news source and job opportunities for 草榴社区 journalism students, grads | |||
| Micah Evangelista Has a Passion for Skiing鈥攁nd Capturing It on Film | Micah Evangelista, who turns 25 on March 7, was born and raised in the small town of Glacier, nestled at the foot of Mount Baker in the heart of the North Cascades. He and his family members鈥攎om, Julianne; dad, James; and brother, Mattias鈥攁re all enthusiastic skiers. His mom,鈥 |
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| Journalist Brandi Morin presents about missing, murdered Indigenous women Oct. 12 | |||
| New local newspaper emerges in Bellingham | The as-yet-unnamed paper will launch in January with a weekly print edition and a daily report online. Syre hired a colleague of mine, Ron Judd, as executive editor to lead a staff of six to 10 people. Both Judd and Syre said they respect The Bellingham Herald, the local daily, and want鈥 |
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| Journalism's Stephen Howie has new article published in the Seattle Times | |||
| Voices of a New Democracy: Journalism faculty reflect on Tunisia trip, research聽聽 | |||
| EDITOR RETIRES: Cal Bratt served four decades as Lynden newspaperman | On June 30, Cal Bratt will retire after four decades in the newspaper business. Ironically, he wasn鈥檛 the first Bratt to see his name in the local paper. 鈥淢y mother and two youngest brothers were featured in a story that I still have, focused on a recipe she would鈥 |
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| We're changing the name. Here's why | After years of reader feedback and staff discussion, we鈥檙e making the call this quarter to officially drop the 鈥淲estern.鈥 As of June 2, 2021, Western鈥檚 independent student newspaper is called The Front. |