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| WWU student journalists take home 11 awards at regional SPJ conference | |||
| WWU faculty and staff collaborate on new border research article | |||
| America is Anxious about its 250th Birthday. So Are Historians | Paywalled - but features WWU's Johann Neem |
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| How Colleges Stopped Rewarding Curiosity | Johann Neem, a professor of history at Western Washington University who is the author of … |
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| CHS alum & former Cordova Times intern chosen for Seattle Times journalism symposium | Jae Ranney, a former Cordova Times intern and graduate of Cordova High School, is among just a handful of students chosen for this year’s Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Symposium, a multi-day journalism workshop that kicks off next week. Ranney, a junior at Western Washington University… |
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| Klipsun Magazine unveils spring ‘Language’ issue at downtown release party | |||
| In Memoriam: Rodney Johns Payton | |||
| After ‘brutal sessions,’ in Olympia, some want change | Todd Donovan, a political science professor at Western Washington University, is one of those critics. Donovan said on the one hand, a part-time legislature like Washington’s, which pays lawmakers only about $67,000 a year, could encourage people to maintain other jobs — and… |
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| Washington's Legislature is part-time. But after 'brutal sessions,' some want change | Todd Donovan, a political science professor at Western Washington University, is one of those critics. Donovan said on the one hand, a part-time legislature like Washington’s, which pays lawmakers only about $67,000 a year, could encourage people to maintain other jobs — and lead to more… |
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| WWU DECA students shine at state competition, receive national honor |