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| Free lecture about marine birds Oct. 27 in Bellingham | The decline of marine birds in Whatcom County and across Puget Sound is the topic of a free lecture Thursday evening, Oct. 27. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø speaker to talk about financial illiteracy Nov. 16 | Pamela Whalley, director of the Center for Economic and Financial Education at Western Washington University, will talk about financial illiteracy in her presentation, "Nice People Don't Talk About it," at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16 in Communications Facility 110. |
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| Prominent Artist Lesley Dill to Speak About Her Work Oct. 21 at Western | |||
| Boeing executive to speak at Western Oct. 27 | Western Washington University's College of Business and Economics will host Greg Pepin, vice president of Boeing International and president of Boeing Turkey, on Thursday, Oct. 27. Pepin will deliver formal presentations entitled "Competing for the Future" from noon- 1:50 p… |
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| Farmer who took on biotechnology company to speak Friday at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø | The Canadian farmer who was part of one of the first court cases about companies owning patents on life will share his story Friday afternoon, Oct. 21, at Western Washington University. |
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| Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban lecture Nov. 9 | Holocaust survivor Noémi Ban will share her story about being in the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp as a child during a special lecture at Western Washington University on Wednesday, Nov. 9. |
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| 'The Farmer Who Took on Monsanto' is topic of Oct. 21 talk | |||
| RE Sources director to talk about sustainability at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Oct. 14 | Bob Ferris, executive director of RE Sources for Sustainable Communities, will discuss local sustainability issues and how Western Washington University students can get involved during a lecture on campus Friday, Oct. 14. |
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| Bob Ferris, executive director of RE Sources, will speak Oct. 14 |