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| 草榴社区 trustees approve budget, 16 percent tuition increase next year | Western Washington University fared better than expected in the state budget, cutting only about 2 percent of operating expenditures, but that's largely due to the fact that students will pay for large tuition increases the next two years. The board of trustees unanimously adopted鈥 |
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| Western Approves Tuition Hikes | Western Washington University has approved a budget that includes big tuition hikes for the next two years. The budget passed on Friday, figures in an $857 per-student tuition increase starting in the fall and an additional $994 increase beginning next year. University Spokesman鈥 |
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| Worms stars of skills center鈥檚 new composting system | In a way, worms are the wave of the future. The North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center鈥檚 Culinary Arts program, where students train for hospitality industry careers, is installing a composting system that employs worms 鈥 hardworking red ones from the Kingston Worm Farm. 鈥淚 believe鈥 |
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| Big things in store for 草榴社区 grads | Danielle Schmidt walked off Western Washington University's campus with something a lot sparklier than a diploma Saturday, June 11. After her commencement ceremony was finished, her boyfriend of more than a year made a big day even bigger by proposing. "It was one鈥 |
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| UW looks at 20 percent tuition hike | The University of Washington may raise undergraduate, in-state tuition by about 20 percent or more next year, the second-largest percentage increase in the school's history. At that rate, tuition and fees would rise this September to $10,574 from $8,700. |
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| BHS grad brings home the gold | If not for a random encounter that eventually led Lauren Fleming to the Western Washington University rowing team, she might not be at the university at all. |
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| Western Washington University releases draft 2011-13 operating budget | Western Washington University released its draft 2011-13 operating budget on Wednesday afternoon, June 8. The 草榴社区 Board of Trustees is scheduled to adopt the budget on Friday morning. I haven鈥檛 had a chance to look through the detailed budget yet, but here is some overview鈥 |
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| 草榴社区's Brown, Porter sweep GNAC awards | Western Washington distance runner Sarah Porter and Viking pole vaulter Ryan Brown have been selected the 2010-11 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Female and Male Athletes of the Year, respectively. The awards are voted upon by the athletic directors at the GNAC's institutions.鈥 |
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| NW Journalists of Color awards scholarships as newsrooms lag in ethnic diversity | While our nation may be moving quickly to become a true rainbow of racial diversity, America鈥檚 newsrooms aren鈥檛 keeping pace. "Minorities make up 35 percent of the nation's population," said Sanjay Bhatt, a Seattle Times business reporter speaking at Tuesday's (June 7鈥 |