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Biodiversity loss from species extinctions may rival pollution and climate change impacts | Species extinction and loss of biodiversity could be as devastating for the earth as climate change and air pollution. That's the finding of a new study by a group of scientists from nine countries. The research aims for the first time to comprehensively compare the consequences of… |
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Book details journey of grief and faith | In early 2002, Kerry Monroe, of Sammamish, learned that her youngest son, Micah, had adult leukemia. That was 10 days before her husband, Jim, lost his six-year battle with mouth cancer. |
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Ten Bellingham Bands You Need To Hear Now | Bellingham is a perfect town-- not too big or too small, simultaneously scenic and close to natural beauty, and located in between two "cosmopolitan" cities should its residents ever want to ditch. Best of all, Bellingham has long possessed a rockin' music scene, in part because… |
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Could biodiversity loss rival impacts of climate change? | |||
'Rent' runs through May 20 on campus | |||
Track and field: ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Harrison rallies to win GNAC decathlon | Western Washington University's Alex Harrison moved up five spots to win the decathlon at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Multi-Events Championships which ended Tuesday, May 1, in Ellensburg. Harrison, who also took the league title two years ago, finished with GNAC meet record of 6… |
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Softball: Five Vikings named GNAC all-stars | Western Washington University outfielder Jessica Carey and pitcher Stephanie Fox were first-team picks to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star softball team announced Tuesday, May 1. |
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Western earns highest honor at National Model United Nations 2012 | |||
Men's basketball: Vikings sign Metro League scoring leader | Joey Schreiber, a senior at Eastside Catholic High School in Bellevue, has signed a national letter of intent to play men's basketball at Western Washington University beginning this fall. Making that announcement was Viking head coach Brad Jackson. |
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Track and field: Vikings' Harrison fifth in GNAC decathlon after first day | Western Washington University's Alex Harrison is fifth in the decathlon, just 178 points behind the leader, following first-day action Monday at the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Multi-Events Championships on Monday, April 30, at Ellensburg. |