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Pot legalization leaves questions unanswered
Leave it to a progressive state like Washington to do something that bucks the system. Last week voters passed a referendum granting same-sex marriages, becoming one of three states to do so by popular vote. Not to be out done,... — Updated 11/15/2012
So just what have the debates accomplished?
After a month where tens of millions of citizens have watched a series of debates, what has been accomplished in the race for president? These events were presented in a number of different formats and designed to shed new light... — Updated 11/1/2012
Charters may push public schools to reform the hard way
There’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding I-1240, the initiative on next month’s ballot to create public charter schools in Washington. For those living in the world of public K-12—and there are a lot of them in our... — Updated 10/25/2012
EWU’s Gateway Project is a positive change for Cheney
With an electric Homecoming atmosphere in Cheney flowing from both Cheney High School and Eastern Washington University, October could someday be even more exciting with the addition of the Gateway Project at Roos Field. The EWU... — Updated 10/21/2012
Birth control, or lack thereof, affects everyone regardless of beliefs
The results of a study conducted 2008-2010 and released last Thursday concluded that free birth control led to lower rates of abortion and teen births among low-income women in St. Louis, Mo. The project tracked more than 9,000... — Updated 10/19/2012