College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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Why read the classics? Western's George Mariz will present reasons April 11		2012-03-29
Werder, McDonald present at St. Louis communication conference		2012-03-28
Soroptimists celebrate award winners at luncheon, Wednesday	The Friday Harbor chapter of Soroptimists International honored Mollie Kohring of Lopez Island with its 2012 Violet Richardson Award, which recognizes individuals for volunteer community service. Kohring joined the Lopez Island Conservation Corps in 2007 and has been an active participant…	2012-03-28
Wash. Gubernatorial Race: The Debate Over Debates Continues	The debate over debates continues in the Washington governor’s race. Republican Rob McKenna announced Monday that he will commit to 15 joint appearances with Democrat Jay Inslee. Meanwhile, Inslee made it official: he will not participate in one debate that’s become a tradition in Washington.…	2012-03-27
'Neuroscience on Tap' continues April 2 in downtown Bellingham		2012-03-26
Educating kids, learning himself	Yelm High School’s Ed Bergh recently was honored as Washington Civic Educator of the Year by the state Legislature. He teaches world problems, history and a variety of American government electives.	2012-03-26
163 teams converge on Western Washington University for national debate competition	In a room at Western Washington University on Friday, March 23, four students argued at breakneck speed the pros and cons of U.S. military intervention in Iran. It was the first of eight preliminary rounds of a national college debate competition that drew 163 teams from 55 schools to the…	2012-03-26
Jane Smiley among authors at UND Writers Conference	Brenda Miller is author of “Season of the Body,” co-author of “Tell it Slant: Writing and Shaping Creative Nonfiction” and of a collection “Blessing of the Animals,” which includes two Pushcart Prize winning essays. Her work has received six Pushcart Prizes and has been published in many…	2012-03-26
WWU's 'Neuroscience on Tap' Continues April 2 at Club Glow in Downtown Bellingham		2012-03-22
Coal port advocates narrow the range of environmental impacts	Gateway Pacific Terminals filed several hundred pages of documents late Monday with Whatcom County planners, setting in motion the formal processes that could result in the nation's largest coal-exporting terminal on a 1,200-acre deepwater site at Cherry Point north of Bellingham.	2012-03-21

Why read the classics? Western's George Mariz will present reasons April 11

2012-03-29

Werder, McDonald present at St. Louis communication conference

2012-03-28

Soroptimists celebrate award winners at luncheon, Wednesday

The Friday Harbor chapter of Soroptimists International honored Mollie Kohring of Lopez Island with its 2012 Violet Richardson Award, which recognizes individuals for volunteer community service.

Kohring joined the Lopez Island Conservation Corps in 2007 and has been an active participant…

2012-03-28

Wash. Gubernatorial Race: The Debate Over Debates Continues

The debate over debates continues in the Washington governor’s race. Republican Rob McKenna announced Monday that he will commit to 15 joint appearances with Democrat Jay Inslee. Meanwhile, Inslee made it official: he will not participate in one debate that’s become a tradition in Washington.…

2012-03-27

'Neuroscience on Tap' continues April 2 in downtown Bellingham

2012-03-26

Educating kids, learning himself

Yelm High School’s Ed Bergh recently was honored as Washington Civic Educator of the Year by the state Legislature.

He teaches world problems, history and a variety of American government electives.

2012-03-26

163 teams converge on Western Washington University for national debate competition

In a room at Western Washington University on Friday, March 23, four students argued at breakneck speed the pros and cons of U.S. military intervention in Iran.
It was the first of eight preliminary rounds of a national college debate competition that drew 163 teams from 55 schools to the…

2012-03-26

Jane Smiley among authors at UND Writers Conference

Brenda Miller is author of “Season of the Body,” co-author of “Tell it Slant: Writing and Shaping Creative Nonfiction” and of a collection “Blessing of the Animals,” which includes two Pushcart Prize winning essays. Her work has received six Pushcart Prizes and has been published in many…

2012-03-26

WWU's 'Neuroscience on Tap' Continues April 2 at Club Glow in Downtown Bellingham

2012-03-22

Coal port advocates narrow the range of environmental impacts

Gateway Pacific Terminals filed several hundred pages of documents late Monday with Whatcom County planners, setting in motion the formal processes that could result in the nation's largest coal-exporting terminal on a 1,200-acre deepwater site at Cherry Point north of Bellingham.

2012-03-21