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  The snooze factor

  February 23, 2010 in City on Page A1 Need another reason to get eight hours of sleep each night? Washington State University researchers say sleep-deprived people make poor decisions because they struggle to remember and interpret important information. 2

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  EWU, WSU students stage walkouts over cuts

  February 4, 2010 in City More than 500 students and faculty staged a noon-hour walkout at Eastern Washington University on Thursday to protest cuts in state university spending and increases in tuition. 31

• Cougs have easy time with Portland State

  December 19, 2009 in Sports Ken Bone’s new team, the Washington State University Cougars, had no trouble dealing with his old team, the Portland State University Vikings. 1

• Cougs, crew to be tested at Arena

  December 12, 2009 in Sports on Page C1 It has nothing to do with the Mayans or the end of the world, but 3/19/10 has a strong connection with 12/12/09. At least on the Washington State University calendar.

• UI employee jailed on vehicular assault charge

  December 8, 2009 in City Daniel A. Noble, 31, of Moscow, was arrested on a felony charge of vehicular assault after two pedestrian men were struck early Monday morning on the Washington State University campus.

• Fall enrollment up at Wash. public universities

  October 13, 2009 in City Fall enrollment is up at Washington’s public universities this fall. Most of the increase comes from students who decided to stay in school rather than seeking their fortunes elsewhere in …

• WSU sets another enrollment record

  September 11, 2009 in City PULLMAN — Washington State University has set another enrollment record at its four campuses.

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  2,000-plus sick at WSU

  September 4, 2009 in City on Page A1 More than 2,000 Washington State University students have been sickened by swine flu during the first two weeks of classes, school health officials said. The outbreak of H1N1 influenza prompted … 13

• Resident’s death linked to swine flu

  August 28, 2009 in City on Page A6 A Spokane man in his 50s has died of complications from H1N1 influenza, aka swine flu – the second such death in the county. The contagious virus has hospitalized seven …

• Another alleged assault victim recants at WSU

  August 27, 2009 in City A second alleged victim of assault on Washington State University’s Pullman campus has recanted her story.

• WSU student recants campus assault report

  August 26, 2009 in City on Page A5 A woman who reported being sexually assaulted on Washington State University’s Pullman campus Monday night has recanted her story, police said. The false report followed two earlier assaults on campus, …

• Third assault at WSU a false report, officials say

  August 25, 2009 in City A woman who reported being sexually assaulted on Washington State University’s Pullman Campus on Monday recanted later that day and said she had not been attacked.

• Second woman assaulted on WSU campus

  August 24, 2009 in News A woman was assaulted early today on the Washington State University campus, the second such attack in a week, authorities reported.

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  Honeybee ailment could be losing its sting

  August 6, 2009 in City on Page A1 Washington State University researchers on the trail of a mysterious honeybee killer have narrowed the list of contributors to two: a microscopic pathogen and pesticides. “We are getting closer to … 3

• WSU loses grant funding migrant worker education

  August 1, 2009 in City on Page B2 PULLMAN – A Washington State University program that for more than four decades helped educate migrant workers and their children has lost its federal funding. The program helped students to …

• WSU loses migrant education program

  July 31, 2009 in City, Region PULLMAN — A Washington State University program that for more than four decades helped educate migrant workers and their children has lost its federal funding. 2

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  WSU announces final cuts: 359 jobs, three programs

  June 18, 2009 in City on Page A5 Washington State University will cut 359 jobs and eliminate three academic programs to deal with severe budget cuts imposed by the state, school President Elson Floyd said Wednesday. The department …

• WSU details job, program cuts

  June 17, 2009 in City, Region Washington State University will cut 359 jobs and eliminate three academic programs to deal with severe budget cuts imposed by the state, school President Elson Floyd said Wednesday.

• Ex-Cougar Leaf to surrender in Texas

  June 11, 2009 in Sports, City CANYON, Texas — Former NFL quarterback and WSU player Ryan Leaf will surrender on drug and burglary charges in Texas, according to his lawyer.

• Cougars’ bullpen collapses in loss to Arkansas

  May 29, 2009 in Sports Scott Lyons hit a three-run homer as Arkansas rallied for nine runs in the eighth inning to beat Washington State 10-3 on Friday in the opening game of the NCAA …

• WSU tuition climbing 28 percent in two years

  May 8, 2009 in Region The Washington State University board of regents Friday approved a 14 percent increase in resident undergraduate tuition for each of the next two academic years.

• Agreement near to move Apple Cup to Qwest

  April 15, 2009 in Sports Washington State University and the University of Washington are near an agreement to move the Apple Cup rivalry football game to Qwest Field in Seattle, The Spokesman-Review learned Wednesday. 15

• WSU stops accepting freshman applications

  April 13, 2009 in City Because of expected budget cuts, Washington State University is no longer accepting freshman applications for the fall at its Pullman campus. 1

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  WSU athletic hall will grow by seven

  March 8, 2009 in Sports on Page C3 Six men and one woman, whose history dates from 1952 to the present, have been selected for induction into the Washington State University Athletic Hall of Fame, director of athletics …

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  NCAA puts EWU football on probation

  February 11, 2009 in News, Sports The Eastern Washington University football program has been put on three years probation and is banned from postseason due to what the NCAA calls “major violations.” The NCAA Division I … 8

• Budget woes could mean layoffs at universities

  February 11, 2009 in City on Page A5 OLYMPIA – Washington’s two largest public universities painted a bleak picture Tuesday of looming budget cuts as the state grapples with a shortfall that lawmakers say could reach $8 billion. …

• Cougs sign tight end from JC

  January 6, 2009 in Sports on Page C3 Washington State has signed tight end Peter Tuitupou from Orem, Utah, to a national letter of intent, Cougars football coach Paul Wulff announced Monday. Tuitupou will enroll when the semester …

• 2 charged with arson for April string of WSU fires

  December 29, 2008 in City COLFAX — Two former Washington State University students have been charged with arson for a series of fires set on campus.

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  Calves delivered after mother’s death

  December 24, 2008 in City An injured dairy cow at Washington State University had to be euthanized today, but not before her twin calves were delivered by Caesarian section. 3

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  Seniors, freshmen a successful blend for Cougars

  December 17, 2008 in Sports on Page C1 It’s “T” time in Pullman. The Washington State women’s basketball team is off to a 6-2 start for two reasons.

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