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WWU alum talks on coal industry and energy policy

Amy Harder talked about the latest federal regulations and possible laws that will impact the coal industry. She also responded to telephone calls and electronic communications.

2010-11-29
Navajo Code Talker to speak at WWU Nov. 29 2010-11-24
Hundreds of children's and young adult books on sale at WWU Dec. 2 and 3 2010-11-23
WWU's Beth Boland awarded $750,000 grant for rehabilitation counseling program 2010-11-19
Veterans' forgotten story: How thousands of Korean orphans were saved

First of all, this story is not about George Drake.

Yes, the colorful 80-year-old retired sociology professor tells a great tale, one in which he plays an important role — even if he insists it's a minor one.

Rather, this is the…

2010-11-12
Republican tide ebbs in Issaquah-area races

Observers said the national GOP tide fizzled in the Evergreen State due to the nature of the local electorate.

“But the Tea Party angst that added on to that elsewhere was nowhere as near pronounced in Washington,” Western Washington University political science…

2010-11-10
The long and short of taboo words

Canadians thinking of talking dirty during sex might want to reconsider, given a new study's discovery that prurient language causes people to underestimate how long something lasts.

When researchers displayed taboo sexual words on a computer screen, onlookers consistently misjudged…

2010-11-09
Faculty profile: Steven Garfinkle 2010-11-05
The spoils of the Citizens United decision and its affront to democratic deliberation

NOW that the midterm elections are over, we can better grapple with the true costs of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United vs. the Federal Election Commission and the immediate outpouring of cash that shaped the elections' outcome.

The…

2010-11-04
Tori Spelling a fan of Marysville woman's treats

Jenny Keller turned a sweet marketing idea into Hollywood fame.

She baked and decorated cookies, cupcakes and a cake for celebrity Tori Spelling in Los Angeles.

Keller, who lives in Marysville, created her company, Jenny Cookies, four…

2010-11-03
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