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| Students' Humans vs. Zombies game begins Oct. 15 | |||
| Tackling substantive issues in sport | The third National Conference on Sports Pedagogy (NCSP) has had to pack so much into this year鈥檚 gathering, entitled 鈥淏est Practices in Movement Education to Develop Champions for Life鈥. This is simply because of all the larger issues and changes confronting sports, particularly in education.鈥 |
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| New work by Pam Kuntz explores how children are cared for | |||
| Dianne Kornberg: An afternoon with the artist at 草榴社区 | In conjunction with her exhibit, 鈥淒ianne Kornberg: Madonna Comix and Other Collaborations,鈥 at Western Washington University鈥檚 Western Gallery, and with the Northwest Society of Photographic Educators conference at Western, Kornberg talks about her life and work from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct.鈥 |
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| 鈥楪enre and global Hollywood鈥 talk at Whatcom Museum鈥檚 Old City Hall | Never really confined within its own national borders, Hollywood became the largest national film industry by absorbing foreign talent and promoting its products overseas. Kaveh Askari, associate professor in the Department of English at Western Washington University, shares highlights of well-鈥 |
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| Wild mushrooms sprouting everywhere in Northwest | With the return of the rainy season, mushrooms and other fungi are sprouting everywhere in the Northwest, prompting excitement among Mushroomers and curiosity among casual outdoors observers. |
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| Cyber Risk Summit coming to Bellingham Oct. 30 | Computer attacks on businesses are all-too-common these days, but local groups are coming together to find ways to prevent further attacks. Whatcom Community College, the Technology Alliance Group for Northwest Washington and Western Washington University have joined forces to host the鈥 |
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| Thinning of Atlantic ice sheet to be discussed at Oct. 16 presentation | |||
| Volunteers needed for Compass 2 Campus tour day | |||
| Oct. 17 workshop to focus on integrating Disability Studies into curriculum |