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• My best and toughest journalism professors at WSU
  ...ings to an automatic F. I remember one of my peers intended to write about students who "live" on campus. Instead the verb read "love." ...'s legacy was helping create a summer internship program for communication students. Some of those connections led to job offers.
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• Memories of Football at WSC
  ...was a docile old guy and didn't care much whether he was bothered or not. Students from Idaho one time before the big Saturday afternoon rivalry managed to sn
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• Vanished places: Silver Lake and the Tanglewood
  ...ted what must have been a lovely retreat. According to William Stimson, if students wished to meet secretly for a little “fussing” or kissing, they chose S
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• When Pullman was a Ski Town
  ...managed to get two of the Cougars' skiers declared ineligible as transfer students, and Denver won.
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• Where Have You Gone, Edward R. Murrow?
  ...n faculty in 1967 and retired in 2002. He taught thousands of broadcasting students, using Murrow as the touchstone example for media credibility and ethics.''
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• Compensation for a Difficult Life
  ...ments. She could make her audience forget as well, recalled classmates and students. Thanks to Reed, Anderson became a regular of the theater, playing characte ...da_inline.jpg|thumb|right|300px|da Lou Anderson '24 leads a line of hungry students at a 1924 campus event. Photo by Myron Huckle '27, courtesy WSU Manuscripts
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• How Coug Are You?
  ...identify themselves with material goods, Arthur is fascinated with the way students are identifying with the school. With the help of her AMDT students, she set out to capture the components of student culture and the connectio
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• Powwow turns 30
  ...n Guillory, a graduate student and retention counselor for Native American students. Each tribe has its own rich and distinct culture, say organizers, and the
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• Getting a feel for Archaeology, uncovering Washginton's History
  ...says Hruska, one of more than a dozen WSU and Portland State University students enrolled in a seven-week archaeology field school at Fort Vancouver Nationa ...for the first time since the 1800s, entirely uncovered. That’s where the students came in.
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• The End of an Era
  ...and late-night illnesses were among the thousands of maladies that brought students through the doors of Pullman’s community hospital during its 57 years on ...elp attract faculty, the administrators touted it in their efforts to draw students.
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• How Cougar Gold made the world a better place
  ...managed by the WSU student dairy club, CUDS (Cooperative University Dairy Students). In all, the Creamery produced last year 375,000 pounds of cheese, in 200, ...man Nutrition, two research graduate assistants, and part-time work for 50 students. Many people working in the dairy and cheese industry today got their chees
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• Maughan Brothers: grateful for a Mother's Influence
  ...e professions. “He had the highest standards for and expectations of his students,” Lowell says, citing zoologist Charles McNeill as another exacting profe
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• WSU Hall of Fame adds 5 who excelled
  Sheridan wanted her students to have a positive experience. She believed sports should be fun, that spor
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• Harrison National Public Radio pioneer
  ...ublic broadcasting. Moreover, he exerted a positive influence on scores of students pursuing careers in broadcast journalism. ...KWSU Radio were still blended together. He remembers Harrison listening to students auditioning for announcing positions. He would deliberately introduce words
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• Bhatia built Honors, International Programs
  ...ecause he did it very well. He was very personable. He was the leader. The students were devoted to him." "The Honors curriculum gives students an opportunity to look at knowledge and civilization in the broadest percep
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• Poor farm kid makes good
  ...kane Indian, a liberal, and a writer, he did not fit the prevalent mold of students attending WSU in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Regardless, on October 10, ...eipt of this award will serve as an example for minority students and poor students from rural areas to follow in his footsteps at WSU.
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• On Call: Student firefighters protect their campus
  ...students are a valuable asset," Wilkins says. "They are here as dedicated students, but also provide service 24/7 on a shift basis for the WSU Fire Department ...udent firemen at Washington State College date back to 1922-23, "when nine students manned the pumps." In the early '20s they lived in a metal shed attached to
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• Blackwell Makes His Mark: Noted Sociologist Receives WSU's Highest Honor
  ...ainst employment discrimination in local department stores, and helped six students enroll at SJSU on tuition waivers after being expelled from Alabama State U When he enrolled at Washington State in 1955, there were only 15 black students on campus. Culture shock? "No," he says. There were even fewer blacks in hi
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• One Hot Link
  ...land/masc/finders/barkhuff.htm William Delbert Barkhuff], one of the first students to enroll at WSU; and [http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/holland/masc/xritchey.htm ...ate Education at Washington State University"] honors the pioneering women students who, "through their determination and resolve to fulfill their own educatio
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• A titan's tale
  ...rmy-style obstacle courses at Lincoln High School and began redefining the students' epithets for him. ...rstand. He didn't like not understanding. So he drove his athletes and his students ever harder. As if their lives depended on it.
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