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| Do-Or-Die Week For Washington Special Session | It’s do-or-die week in the Washington Legislature. A budget deal will have to come together over the next several days if lawmakers are to finish business within the 30-day special session. |
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| Oral histories of Homemade Music Society now available online | |||
| Aramark apparent new vendor for ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Dining Services, replacing Sodexo | |||
| Students, senior citizens to debate cuts to Social Security and Medicaid May 21 | |||
| Early prepaid tuition buyers likely got a deal | One thing's clear about the state's prepaid college-tuition program: Anyone who bought in before this year's deadline likely got a heck of a deal. |
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| Study Chronicles Financial Benefits of Bachelor's Degree | For all the money, time, and effort it takes to earn a bachelor's degree, people often wonder: Is the investment worth it? The answer for the student is a clear "yes" when it comes to the advantage in lifetime earnings, according to a new study released today by the… |
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| Creative Challenges | (Page 42) Just up the coast, in Bellingham, Washington, a team of students from Western Washington University's Vehicle Research Institute last summer made it all the way to the second-to-last round of the X PRIZE Foundation's Progressive Automotive X PRIZE competition. |
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| Students and faculty to present at Scholars Week Showcase May 19 | |||
| Students trade pizza for First Amendment rights | |||
| Western Says No Official Decision On Cuts | Western Washington University is saying no decisions have been made about cutting the Computer Science Degree or any other programs. Western is in the process of rebasing its budget. Steve Swan, Vice President of University Relations, says every program is being considered for cuts, and… |