Local entreprenuer offers fishing tips
Summer is approaching, and at least one man recommends that Washingtonians get out there and take advantage of it.
Russ Davis
State financial aid faces uncertainty
As budget cuts loom in the state Legislature, financial aid eligibility could be drastically expanded from before.
Ambivalent borders
Last month, two of The Post reporters sparred about voting pamphlets being offered in languages other than English. Let me just say there are some stories in our newspaper I read and think about for long lengths afterward; other stories, I just read.
Budget cuts to impact state colleges
The carving of Washington’s budget for fiscal years 2011-13 is still ongoing, but the legislature believes one thing to be certain: higher education cuts are likely to happen.
State traffic fatalities hit record low
Total traffic fatalities in Washington state were down for the year 2010, according to a report from state Traffic Safety Commission.
Royal pain in the (insert word here)
Prince William and Kate Middleton were married April 29. The Royal Wedding! I know. I can hardly contain myself, either.
Music review: JaneDear Girls
With their debut album hot off the press, the JaneDear Girls have the knockout attitude to assume Brooks and Dunn’s place as the apple of Nashville’s eye–––but without the Adam’s apple.
The perks of studenthood
A common occurrence for college students is the knowledge of their limited budget. Textbooks, food, gas, and the mere necessities of life can easily deplete the coffers of any student. However, are there upsides to being a student in market?
Technology brings e-romance, but at what costs?
What does romance entail? In yesteryear, it meant a classic random meeting, followed by an invitation for friendship, followed by a steady path toward passion and love.
Running Start students speak against school district grade reconfiguration
Puyallup School District is looking to amend its system of K-12 schools, and some Running Start students are against the proposal.