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Suspicious circumstances ruled out in death of man at rec center
By Julia Berkman | January 25By Western Front Staff
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Driven to Winn
By The Front and Malia Cantimbuhan | January 24When Micah Winn sits down to study, his demeanor is every bit as intense as when he steps onto the basketball court. Brow furrowed and eyes alight with determination, it would be hard to tell the difference between a picture of him guarding an opponent and one of him writing an essay. Without this determination, Winn said his life could have turned out much differently.
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Community honors MLK Jr. through day of service
By Emma Kivlin and John Olson | January 23
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Border Patrol questioning Greyhound bus passengers
By Cody Clark and By Stella Harvey | January 23By Stella Harvey
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Mothers of the Movement remember and honor MLK Jr.
By Julia Berkman and Brooke Weisbecker | January 23By Brooke Weisbecker
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Western softball gets ready to play hardball
By The Front and Ashlynn Johnson | January 23A Preseason Coaches Poll has Western’s softball team projected to finish fourth-place in conference play this season, a prediction that reflects increased confidence in the direction of the program under the leadership of new head coach Sheryl Gilmore. The return of star senior players who sat out last season has only added to the buzz.
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Protest in solidarity with recent student movements hits Red Square
By Julia Berkman , Audra Anderson and Tris Anderson | January 20Protesters hold a sign during a march from downtown Bellingham to the Western Washington University campus on Thursday, Jan. 17, in Red Square. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
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Good as gold: Happy Club treats Western students to 24k dance
By Julia Berkman and Haley McLendon | January 19Josiah Scott danced as students started gathering to watch at the 24k Magic Dance hosted by Happy Club. // Photo by Emily Porter
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AS Board votes in favor of impeachment of AS VP Meza-Roa, moving recall vote to student body
By LauraPlace and Colton Redfeldt | January 19Western Washington University Associated Students Vice President for Business and Operations Genaro Meza during a board meeting on Jan. 18, 2019. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
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Vikings Come Up Short in Overtime Against MSUB
By LauraPlace and Emma Calvert | January 18Leif Anderson fights off an MSUB Yellowjacket on the court. // Photo by Oliver Hamlin
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Bellingham Public Library Upgrades Software
By Cody Clark and By Bryant Hill | January 17By Bryant Hill
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Associated Students Board discusses lobbying goals
By Cody Clark and By Olivia Kearney | January 17By Olivia Kearney
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Trump loves wall more than country
By The Front and Monique Merrill | January 17By Monique Merrill
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Student Senate votes to investigate board member if impeachment vote not approved by AS Board
By Cody Clark and By Cody Clark | January 16By Cody Clark
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Congressman Rick Larsen holds town hall meeting about government shutdown
By Cody Clark and By Sarah Nichols | January 16By Sarah Nichols
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Vikings pull out win against Simon Fraser University
By The Front and Hannah Gordon-Kirk | January 16The Vikings escaped with a homecourt victory, 89-81, against Great Northwest Athletic Conference rival Simon Fraser University on Tuesday, Jan. 15 at Sam Carver Gymnasium. Juniors Tucker Eenigenburg and Trevor Jasinsky each contributed 20-plus points to pace the Western win.
Local Government
Winter Haven officially open to residents
By Emma Kivlin and Zoe Buchli | January 16The HomesNOW! shower truck has two portable showers that allow residents to take up to 7-minute showers. // Photo by Zoe Buchli
