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| Western groups to hold diversity teach-in May 25 | |||
| Subscriptions reduction review process still underway in Western Libraries | |||
| Waste audit to be conducted May 25; volunteers needed | |||
| Campus Rec to hold Poker Walk event June 2 | |||
| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø artists needed for Art Walk June 3 at Western City Center | |||
| Students added to Office 365 environment with faculty, staff | |||
| Four ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Women’s rowers named to All-WIRA Team | The Western Washington University women’s rowing team was well represented on the 2016 All-Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association team and head coach John Fuchs has been named the WIRA Women’s Coach of the Year. |
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| Bellingham's Chamberlin one of the nation’s best in discus | Tucked away behind Sehome High School, Bellingham senior Jakob Chamberlin stood in the Mariners’ discus circle preparing to make his final set of throws during a midweek practice. Unavailable facilities led Chamberlin and the rest of Bellingham’s throwers to Sehome High, where Red Raiders… |
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| Deadline for diversity nominations extended to May 16 | |||
| Want to help your college? Give back and make a difference | The state of Washington is justifiably famous for innovative genius sparking entirely new technologies and business models, from retail coffee to computer software, from online shopping to composite materials for jetliners. We have much to be proud of in our great state. |