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News Links | March 27, 2018

March 27, 2018

Opinion: Slow but sure president pick looks good at Tacoma Community College | ORLA: A place of learning and community | Opinion: WWCC wise to delay student housing project | Olympia Fire Chief Larry Dibble, the longest serving fire chief in the city’s history, says farewell | Pierce College Running Start student thrives in college environment | Opinion: State wisely expands its scholarships for technical fields | Students here plan marches, rallies to protest gun violence | Centralia College mechatronics program gets $40,000 grant | Three CPTC students receive All-Washington recognition | The ‘Silver Tsunami’ and Washington’s skilled worker gap | County fares well in 2018 legislative session | Door closes, for now, on student housing at Walla Walla Community College | ‘We can do something about this,’ says student organizer of Olympia’s march against gun violence | Through forum, Clark College faces race-based hate head on >>

News Links | March 22, 2018

March 22, 2018

Opportunity scholarships expanded to include technical and community colleges | Three Bates Technical College students named to All-Washington Academic Team | Opinion: Live from the league, day 3 | Opinion: What it’s like teaching hip-hop in a private school vs. a prison | Workshop in Walla Walla puts civics at fore | Clark College finds anti-Semitic posters on campus >>

News Links | March 20, 2018

March 20, 2018

LCC's Clinton Howard and Marinda Strine win academic honors | High school at sea: Everett marine-biology school shines, but other districts aren’t on board | Tacoma Community College has a new president | ORCA places third at Orca Bowl | Addressing Washington’s skilled worker gap | Two SPSCC students awarded at 22nd Annual All-Washington ceremony | New president looks to build on Heritage’s efforts in Valley | Walla Walla Community College's Try-A-Trade draws crowd | CPTC hosts international student graduation ceremony | When Bruce Lee was just an unknown, everyday guy | The long-lost history of the Tacoma Speedway | Generation Inspiration brings Intergenerational Cultural Exchange to Kitsap Regional Library | Metal art competition at Columbia Basin College | They dropped out of school. Now these Tri-City teens are trying to drive on Mars | Veteran program paints the path to a future career | Kirkland police investigate possible mass shooting threats at Lake Washington Institute of Technology | Olympia college students call for action on national walkout day | They drew chalk outlines honoring shooting victims — 'We want this to be the last time' | Green River College to launch educational opportunities in Covington | “What is it that a student needs from us?...That’s where we’re changing the culture. We focus on what a student needs at that moment.” >>

News Links | January 13, 2018

February 13, 2018

Two Big Bend students earn All-Washington Academic honors | Front & Center: Mom teaches SFCC veep a valuable lesson | Walla Walla Community College creates opportunity behind bars | Inspiring college students highlighted | Governor presented with key to the city | LCC food pantry eases students' hunger | McKinstry names Bellevue College “Champion of Sustainability” | Company praised for support for the college and its students that dates back to 1980 | Opinion: Equal footing for economic growth | Past EDC board chairman: ‘All of us could make a difference together’ | Meet Jordan Harmon, All Washington Academic Team member | Lawmaker pitches vocational scholarships at rural community colleges | Tacoma nonprofits, housing services win big in capital budget | Opinion: ‘Tacoma is all I know.’ Local Dreamers face DACA uncertainty head on | Clark College announces Iris Awards | LWTech largest provider of health care professional associate degrees in county >>

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