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Thursday, September 2, 2010
Former Liberal Arts dean takes NMSU job
WSU dean becomes the first female president of New Mexico State University.
Students learn about education abroad options at fair Education Abroad Fair is working to make WSU students into global citizens.	Horse-back rides are therapeutic Palouse Area Theraputic Horsemanship provides riding lessons for the disabled.
14-year-old babysitter arrested Charges have not yet been filed against a babysitter accused of rape and child molestation.
Filed Wednesday, September 1
Research bear mauled at WSU center Bears had been exhibiting friendly and playful behavior prior to the attack.	H1N1 in post-pandemic period Current cases of the H1N1 virus are expected to follow the same pattern as the seasonal flu.
ID theft prevalent among young adults Young adults are advised to take precautions against potential identity theft.
Filed Tuesday, August 31
New vender brings smoothies and frozen yogurt to the CUB Students now have the option of Freshëns smoothies and yogurt as a dining choice at the Compton Union…	The Daily Grind will stay under current ownership Many of the student employees at the Daily Grind were going to lose their jobs after the sale.
WSU student still recovering from accident Goolsby’s main goal is learning to walk again after a jet ski accident that seriously injured her knee.
Filed Monday, August 30
Museum resources available to WSU Museum partnership should bring students into closer contact with native peoples.	WSU alumnus runs ultra-marathons Running enthusiast and WSU alumnus prepares for 250 kilometer race across Chile.
Music and stargazing at observatory Jewett Observatory hosts Star Party to raise money for new planetarium projector.
Filed Friday, August 27
WSU wins grant to study air pollution in China Researchers will use a 250-meter tower to take measurements of all the pollutants in the air.	Selfless people incur anger WSU study suggests that the majority of people view selfless people with some resentment.
Grindley continues to improve Learning to drive again and finding a job are Grindley’s goals for the near future.	Wild fire closes down U.S. Highway 195 High winds helped the flames spread quickly and reach heights between 20 and 30 feet.
Filed Thursday, August 26
Gregoire brings a new student voice to the Board of Regents WSU student Ericka Christensen was recently appointed to the Board of Regents by Gov. Chris Gregoire.	WSU is listed as one of the most friendly to veterans WSU is near the top of the G.I. Jobs 2011 List of Military Friendly Schools.
WSU Police hunt down drunk drivers A new program has Pullman and WSU police working extra hours to prevent drunk driving.
Filed Wednesday, August 25
Rossi criticizes WSU Vancouver research project The study looked at the effects of opioids used with cannabinoids, which are found in marijuana.	Alta Gracia line offered in The Bookie The clothing line offers better wages for its workers than other Dominican factories.
Finalists for College of Science dean named Ellen Fisher, Daryll DeWald and Peter Dorhout were named as the final three candidates.
Filed Tuesday, August 24
Hard times lead to fewer students WSU will accept fewer students and hire fewer faculty members as a result of budget cuts.	Local business community undergoes changes While new businesses in Pullman prepare for openings, another changes hands.

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Former Liberal Arts dean takes NMSU job

WSU dean becomes the first female president of New Mexico State University.

Students learn about education abroad options at fair

Education Abroad Fair is working to make WSU students into global citizens.

Horse-back rides are therapeutic

Palouse Area Theraputic Horsemanship provides riding lessons for the disabled.

14-year-old babysitter arrested

Charges have not yet been filed against a babysitter accused of rape and child molestation.

Filed Wednesday, September 1

Research bear mauled at WSU center

Bears had been exhibiting friendly and playful behavior prior to the attack.

H1N1 in post-pandemic period

Current cases of the H1N1 virus are expected to follow the same pattern as the seasonal flu.

ID theft prevalent among young adults

Young adults are advised to take precautions against potential identity theft.

Filed Tuesday, August 31

New vender brings smoothies and frozen yogurt to the CUB

Students now have the option of Freshëns smoothies and yogurt as a dining choice at the Compton Union…

The Daily Grind will stay under current ownership

Many of the student employees at the Daily Grind were going to lose their jobs after the sale.

WSU student still recovering from accident

Goolsby’s main goal is learning to walk again after a jet ski accident that seriously injured her knee.

Filed Monday, August 30

Museum resources available to WSU

Museum partnership should bring students into closer contact with native peoples.

WSU alumnus runs ultra-marathons

Running enthusiast and WSU alumnus prepares for 250 kilometer race across Chile.

Music and stargazing at observatory

Jewett Observatory hosts Star Party to raise money for new planetarium projector.

Filed Friday, August 27

WSU wins grant to study air pollution in China

Researchers will use a 250-meter tower to take measurements of all the pollutants in the air.

Selfless people incur anger

WSU study suggests that the majority of people view selfless people with some resentment.

Grindley continues to improve

Learning to drive again and finding a job are Grindley’s goals for the near future.

Wild fire closes down U.S. Highway 195

High winds helped the flames spread quickly and reach heights between 20 and 30 feet.

Filed Thursday, August 26

Gregoire brings a new student voice to the Board of Regents

WSU student Ericka Christensen was recently appointed to the Board of Regents by Gov. Chris Gregoire.

WSU is listed as one of the most friendly to veterans

WSU is near the top of the G.I. Jobs 2011 List of Military Friendly Schools.

WSU Police hunt down drunk drivers

A new program has Pullman and WSU police working extra hours to prevent drunk driving.

Filed Wednesday, August 25

Rossi criticizes WSU Vancouver research project

The study looked at the effects of opioids used with cannabinoids, which are found in marijuana.

Alta Gracia line offered in The Bookie

The clothing line offers better wages for its workers than other Dominican factories.

Finalists for College of Science dean named

Ellen Fisher, Daryll DeWald and Peter Dorhout were named as the final three candidates.

Filed Tuesday, August 24

Hard times lead to fewer students

WSU will accept fewer students and hire fewer faculty members as a result of budget cuts.

Local business community undergoes changes

While new businesses in Pullman prepare for openings, another changes hands.

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