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Kenmore student wins scholarship for furniture design | Six students from Western Washington University’s Industrial Design program, including one from Kenmore, received recognition and a combined $6,000 in scholarships for their children’s furniture designs as a part of the annual Mount Baker Products Furniture Design Competition. |
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Senators ready to restore lower college loan rates | A bipartisan group of senators is announcing a deal that lets students dodge higher interest rates when they go back to campus this fall. The group on Thursday told reporters they have reached a compromise that lowers the rates for all students who borrow from the federal government. The… |
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Western, Olympic College partner to offer bachelor’s degrees on the peninsulas | |||
Students win scholarships for plywood designs | |||
Federal student loan debt tops $1 trillion | Federal student loan debt has topped $1 trillion, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will announce Wednesday, a milestone that will only intensify the debate in Congress over what to do about student loan interest rates. |
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Tuition freeze small step in right direction | As the Washington legislative session wrapped up, our legislators finally took at least one important step in the right direction. Or rather, they stopped going in the wrong direction. |
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10 Colleges With the Best Perks | Located in northwest Washington State, a few hours away from the Puget Sound and the Cascade Range, Western Washington University offers students the ability to make the most of its beautiful natural surroundings. The university’s student government operates an Outdoor Center that offers… |
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College Quest students perform waste audit | |||
National survey of colleges of education deeply flawed, incomplete | Imagine a new restaurant comes into town. Its goal is to lure away customers who visit existing restaurants in the community. To achieve this goal, they gather the menus of each restaurant. Based nearly exclusively on these menus, they develop a rating scale critical of each restaurant, which is… |
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²ÝÁñÉçÇø students to do survey on cross-border travel | Whatcom County soon will get a better idea of the impact cross-border travel has in this area. The Whatcom Council of Governments is partnering with Western Washington University's Border Policy Research Institute on a large-scale survey of travelers going through the five Whatcom… |