| Friday, March 12, 2010 | |
Meyer faces ethics allegations | ![]() |
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The Election Board addressed claims that Facebook messages sent by Meyer violated bylaws. | |
Seventh graders judge neuroscience projectsThe event teaches students a key skill for securing funds, speaking publically about science studies. | |
Filed Thursday, March 11 | |
Siders/Penttila disappointed but moving onDespite the disappointment of their loss, Siders and Penttila enjoyed the election experience. | |
Niedermeyer/Scott make different plans for next yearNiedermeyer and Scott support the students’ decision after their total votes fall short of a win. | |
Filed Wednesday, March 10 | |
BREAKING: BREDSTRAND/MEYER WIN ASWSU EXEC SPOTSBREAKING: Jake Bredstrand and Josh Meyer are the new ASWSU president and vice president for next… | Nuthouse to crack up BeasleyWSU’s improv group prepared all year long to hit the Beasley Coliseum stage on Thursday. |
VetMed building to break groundThe Veterinary Medical Research Building will break ground in July, according to a WSU news… |
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College of Business gets $2 million giftAlumnus Mark Wuotila donated the gift in honor of former director of graduate programs Val Miskin. | Spokane research could save U.S. troopsWSU scientists earned more than $1 million in grants for research on new explosive detection methods. |
Common Reading hosts Bill MarlerWSU Common Reading Program will host renowned foodborne illness attorney Bill Marler for a presentation at 7… | |
Filed Tuesday, March 9 | |
Fire displaces studentsThe D building of the Chief Joseph Apartment complex will remain closed for the semester. | New law office to help studentsFree legal services are available for charged or convicted students at Baumgarten Law Office PLLC. |
Pac-10 schools face funding lossesStates cut funding for Pac-10 schools as budget losses impact financial aid and tuition hikes. | WSU police to teach self-defenseThe WSU Police Advisory Board will present “Reporting Assaults: Breaking the Culture of Silence” today in the CUB Lounge from 4 to 5… |
Filed Monday, March 8 | |
| Rec Center fees to stay the sameThe University Recreation Advisory Board voted unanimously not to raise next year’s fees for the Rec Center, according to a WSU news… |
Oregon Trail artifacts displayedHolland and Terrell Libraries are hosting an exhibit with the belongings of a missionary wife. | Lecture shares culture and dietary educationWSU will celebrate Japanese culture from 4 to 7… |
Office space open in the CUBApplications for student group office space in the CUB will be accepted until 5… |
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Filed Friday, March 5 | |
Budget proposal not settledThe House and Senate have until March 11 to finalize their proposed budget plan. | Pita Pit reopens with a new attitudePita Pit, the fast food chain, reopened in both Pullman and Moscow with new owners. |
MASC exhibit opens in libraryA history exhibit depicting a woman’s journey through the Oregon Trail opens today at Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections at the… | |
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