Students from Sehome High School cut a ribbon during a grand opening ceremony on Feb. 1, 2019. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
The Super Bowl is not a national holiday, but it’s treated like one. It’s the day that turns old men buying 24-packs of IPA at Haggen from strangers to friends. A day rivaled only by Thanksgiving in caloric intake. The day that brings families together over a common love of hating the Patriots.
Western rugby players support a teammate to get possession after a lineout. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Anna Schwecke gets her teammates pumped up in the pregame introductions. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
By Esther Chong and Stella Harvey
Meza-Roa during a board meeting on Jan. 18, 2019. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
Photo by Max Gleiberman
By Claudia Cooper
Education and Social Justice Students and members of the Human Services Students of Color Union stand together after the Feb. 1 Woodring community assembly (from left to right: Sanne de Boer, Elizabeth Kelly, Daisy Ceniceros, Arely Dominguez, Gloria Guizar, Ana Lisa Lazaro, Natalie Chan, Anne Lee). // Photo by Laura Place
Devin Champlin tunes his custom guitar at his display table on Friday Jan. 25 // Photo by Zack Jimenez
AS Board members gathered together for a group photo. // Illustration by Julia Berkman
Park volunteer coordinator Amy Brown explains where a volunteer can find his tools. The City of Bellingham coordinates various volunteer project in the parks around Bellingham. // Photo by Emily Porter
For the record, The Western Front Editorial Board is composed of three very white people: Dante Koplowitz-Fleming, Monique Merrill and Laura Place.
Customers explore the Foothill Farms produce stand. // Photo by Claudia Cooper
Trevor Jasinsky takes shots from the charity stripe. // Photo by Alex Barnes
By Anelyse Morris
By Zoë Buchli
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