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| Bellingham Music Club supports high school, college musicians | "Bellingham Music Club was a natural fit for Clyde Hiss, who retired after teaching private voice lessons and directing the opera theater at East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. Now 76, he's president of the 94-year-old organization. About the club: The club presents a… |
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| Annual faculty dance concert from ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Dance Program to take place April 8-11 | |||
| Brown named GNAC Indoor Male Athlete of the Year | "Western Washington University's Ryan Brown, a Squalicum High School graduate, has been named the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Male Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year. Selected as the league's Outstanding Male Newcomer was the Vikings' Anthony Zackery.… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Adventure Learning Grant program to send students to the Andes, Balkans and Central America | |||
| Troupe improv-ment: Improv Extravaganza festival brings the funny to Edmonds | "For two nights only, March 19 and 20, ten improv troupes from across Western Washington will converge for 14 showcases of improv comedy and theatre in the Edmonds Improv Extravaganza. Hosted by Breakout, the resident improv troupe of the The Phoenix Theatre, this first ever improv… |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø's Center for International Studies announces varied slate of topics for its spring lecture series | |||
| Saturday: Roughly 600 students to receive degrees this quarter; alum Hoyt Gier to speak at commencement | |||
| Man convicted of raping ²ÝÁñÉçÇø student in 2007 | "A jury convicted a man Tuesday, March 16, of raping a Western Washington University student at her off-campus apartment in April 2007. Charles F. Boome, 45, was found guilty of first-degree rape and first-degree burglary after a one-week trial in Whatcom County Superior Court.… |
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| From the field to the classroom | |||
| Goldman Sachs VP to speak at ²ÝÁñÉçÇø commencement | "Winter quarter commencement at Western Washington University is scheduled for Saturday, March 20. About 556 undergraduates and 40 master's candidates will receive degrees this quarter." |