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| North Kitsap grad Nilles named female athlete of year at Western Washington | North Kitsap's Delanee Nilles was named one of three female athletes of the year for Western Washington University. |
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| Tatiane Simons: among the first | |||
| Smooth the path from two- to four-year colleges | ACROSS Washington, newly-admitted college students are breathing a sigh of relief with the stress of the application process behind them. But for many students, the decision about where to earn their college degrees has just begun. Almost half of Washington鈥檚 college-bound seniors enroll鈥 |
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| Photos: Campus Sustainability Planning Studio presentations | |||
| North Cascades Institute leading outdoor education for 30 years | In the mid 1980s, Saul Weisberg, now the executive director of the North Cascades Institute, was a climbing ranger in North Cascades National Park and finishing up a graduate degree in biology. It was the time of timber wars and fights over spotted owls. There was a lot of tension around鈥 |
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| Players put their own spin on flying disc sport at Raleigh tournament | Russell Lanier is an 鈥渦ltimate鈥 aficionado, one of thousands of fans at a national college championship of the fast-moving disc-throwing sport in Raleigh. A player and coach of a youth team, Lanier鈥檚 favorite part of the game, commonly known as ultimate, is not the constant running, not鈥 |
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| Marine from Kent honored for his work as combat correspondent, photographer | From boot camp to the battlefield, Reece Lodder shares a different perspective through the lens of his camera. Shooting vivid, engaging photography brings out the best in the Marine Corps sergeant. |
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| Students to help city of Edmonds increase sustainability | |||
| ATUS offers solutions to student issues with email upgrade | |||
| Inquiry-based learning showcase set for June 1 |