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News Links | December 15, 2016

December 15, 2016

Editorial: Trump should continue Obama policy protecting ‘Dreamers’ | Big Bend's education program growing | TCC president resigns after faculty complaints | SFCC students brave the cold to help the homeless | Immigrant program has Clark College’s support | White House names Bellevue a 'TechHire' community to help people find jobs | Edmonds CC reaffirms commitment to inclusion, respect for diversity | Great Northwest Wine: Wit Cellars in Prosser showcases camaraderie, talent | Centralia College focuses on meeting demand for skilled workforce | Clark College gets grant supporting veteran student | Cooking class Thursday gets to the heart of healthful eating | Deck the halls with boozy bourbon balls | Opinion: Make colleges affordable to working-class students of all races >>

News Links | December 13, 2016

December 13, 2016

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News Links | December 6, 2016

December 06, 2016

Port of Port Angeles set to consider renewing pact with CRTC | Skagit Valley College celebrates diversity with scholarships | Edmonds CC Foundation raises $42,300 with inaugural 5K Walk and Run | Temporary storefronts can give your sales a pop-up | Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance names new director| Opinion: Arlington budget hits the mark | Construction on new college medical center in Richland reaches milestone | Teen with autism inspires a movement: robotics teams for everyone | #GivingTuesday raises emergency support for students | Opinion: Lacey turns 50 years old, as a city | Creating a college behind bars | Chehalis schools align with state push to get students ready for careers, college | Look of Gateway Center building still being determined | Penguins migrate to Kent as temporary art landmark | Big Bend ASB donates 70 teddy bears to New Hope for children impacted by domestic violence | Court: College students facing expulsion need chance to defend themselves | Northwest colleges urge Trump to keep immigration program for students | WGU Washington Chancellor Jean Floten is stepping down after five years | Building conundrum focus of Big Bend CC meeting | Bates: Broadcasting and video production student thrives through hands-on learning | Clark College metal sculpting class attracts broad mix of students >>

News Links | November 29, 2016

November 29, 2016

Yakima Valley College students make the grade with judges at professional wine competitions | TCC trustees examine faculty complaints against school president | WSU Tri-Cities developing cybersecurity program | Complaint against Spokane Community College alleging sexism, racism leads to program review | Front and Center: Donald Sewell has turned a landscape photography hobby into a business | Opinion: Holidays a time of giving | Zonta Club of Everett works to protect women from violence | Everett CC Math Teacher Blasts Traditional Algebra Instruction | Volunteers bring Thanksgiving to families in need | Green River College awarded EPA environmental education grant | Edmonds CC trustee attends White House Community College assembly | Bellingham Technical College wins some kudos | South County mayors, police chiefs plan meeting to discuss immigration worries | Highline College will protect students from possible deportation under Trump | Community tours Arlington schools | Website names Centralia College among top 10 online options for classes or degrees in state | Opinion: Tackling enrollment challenges | OC program offers tasty lessons at a good price | ‘We need a new president,’ say TCC faculty in stinging letter to board | Olympic College reduces security force >>

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