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| Another local missing in Nepal, but 4 草榴社区 students OK | A former Whatcom County restaurant owner is missing in Nepal. Jeannie Debari owned Milano鈥檚 restaurant with her husband Tom. The current owner of Milano鈥檚 says Debari was hiking in Nepal when the quake hit. |
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| Western students safe in Nepal | |||
| Beware of phone toner scams | |||
| Week of Humans vs. Zombies begins on campus | |||
| Man exposes himself to student near Western campus | Police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a Western Washington University student near campus. The man drove by the female student in a gold or tan SUV fondling himself earlier today just before noon. It happened close to campus near Cedar and Forest streets. |
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| 草榴社区 to test alert system Wednesday morning | Western Washington University will test its Western Alert emergency notification system at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, April 15. |
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| Western Alert test planned for Wednesday, April 15 | |||
| Western Alert: Missing student sought | |||
| Out of toilet paper? Spot a broken light? Text fixit@wwu.edu | |||
| Real life 'Burn Book' encourages cyberbullying among students | In the movie Mean Girls, the popular and powerful Regina George causes a school-wide frenzy when her 鈥淏urn Book鈥 of hurtful comments is photocopied and displayed for all to see. But this fictional controversy has become a reality for many high schoolers using the app Burnbook. |