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| Nolet co-presents at Wyoming conference on environmental sustainability | |||
| Romano presents at conference in Sicily | |||
| Bothell resident earns scholarship from ²ÝÁñÉçÇø | Western Washington University student Alexandra Jacqueline Kattar, daughter of Jean and Susan Kattar of Bothell, received a $2,000 Edward Tilden Mathes Endowment for the 2012-2013 academic year. The Edward Tilden Mathes Endowment is awarded to students planning to teach in the field of… |
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| Mother of 6 earns double major at Western Washington University | BELLINGHAM - Shelley Jefferson teaches kids about the tides. "Remember how we talked about the eelgrass?" she asks a small mob of fourth-graders at Carl Cozier Elementary School. "Who can tell me why tides are important?" Jefferson doesn't give them the… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø prof sheds light on drastic climate change in Alaska, Sri Lanka, and Mongolia | The human race has been considered a race of hunter–gatherers. Groups that lived inland hunted wild animals and when the opportunity presented itself, they fished in lakes and rivers. Alternatively, groups that lived by a coast relied far more heavily on fish from the ocean, naturally leading to… |
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| Tracking climate change lands McClanahan in Mongolia | |||
| Wolpow presents at Spokane conference on hate studies | |||
| Lawrence presents at American Educational Research Association conference | |||
| Harwood, students present on supporting Latino communities at San Diego conference | |||
| Meridian hires new AD to lead it into exciting era of change | With a number of changes on the horizon and the Meridian School District expected to start construction on a new high school in September, every aspect of the school is likely to see some level of adjustment over the next couple of years. |