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The expo brings a variety of companies to the Palouse for home and garden enthusiasts.
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Become the next Iron Coug by submitting a healthy cooking video to the Wellbeing program. | Bruce and Susan Matley bring history to life through poetry at the Whitman County Library. |
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Part of the event’s proceeds will be donated to Backyard Harvest, which gives food to local families. |
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Fantasy comes to life in the coliseum | Despite childhood experiences with racism, the two women will pass on their life lessons. |
Puzzles and quests are reminiscent of old school Zelda games |
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Local musicians showcase their talents at the CUB during SEB’s Open Mic Afternoon. | Sports, like anything, are better outdoors |
Tim Burton puts a new spin on the classic children’s book |
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Matt Costa serenaded a soldout crowd Thursday evening in the CUB Auditorium. | Try this crunchy granola before a long run |
Students filled the CUB ballroom for Up All Night burlesque show by the Atomic Bombshells. | Abolition Week features the rocumentary “Call + Response” documenting the people trade. |
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Remake of horror classic joins the ranks of other bad zombie films | Leadership does not require a title, just the ability to hold an informal position with authority. |
After fundraising, the Humane Society still struggles to support all of the strays brought in. | In preparation to head into a less than stellar job market, students learn job winning tips. |
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When I first arrived in Chile last fall, my first thought was that the worst thing that could possibly happen would be an… | Kelsey Wallace of Bitch Magazine comes to WSU for the Week of Women Speakers. |
Abolitionist group brings rockumentary “Call + Response” to campus for Abolition Week. | Camille Bloom takes an indefinite leave of absence from teaching to pursue music. |
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When in doubt leave it out... of your mouth | Dining Services ends their Olympics themed month and prepare for Chef Night Series. |
Two local groups come together to tell the story of Helen Keller’s time with Annie Sullivan. |
