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11-24-09 Food Consumer – Why Canned Soups Can Be Dangerous to Your Health, with professor Patricia Hunt, WSU School of Molecular Biosciences
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11-24-09 National Journal – States Test Ways To Turn Consumers Into Producers, with Mike Nelson, director of the Northwest Solar Center
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11-23-09 New Scientist – Icy moon’s lakes brim with hearty soup for life, , with Dirk Schulze-Makuch, assoc. professor, WSU’s School of Earth and Enviromental Science
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11-23-09 Axcess News – Distorted Oil Reserve Figures Create Biofuel Opportunities in Asia, with Bill Schillinger
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11-23-09 NBC-2 – Alternatives to garden pesticides may lurk in your pantry with Brad Jaeckel, manager of the Organic Farm
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11-23-09 Spokesman-Review – Wulff pleased with O-line’s performance against OSU
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11-22-09 Sports & Weather – Cougars Downed by Huskers in Lincoln
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11-22-09 Spokesman-Review – WSU seeks funds for system update
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11-22-09 Spokesman-Review – Surprising, dazzling weekend: Lesuma’s family visits to witness successful start
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11-22-09 The Daily News, Longview – Jenkins: ‘We will be making cuts nobody ever dreamed of’
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11-20-09 Wenatchee World – Former Super Bowl MVP Mark Rypien offers up hope during dark days for Cougar and Husky football teams
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11-20-09 Sports and Weather – Eagles face familiar coach at WSU
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11-19-09 Seattle Times – Expect to see some new names when Cougs face Oregon State
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11-19-09 Everett Herald – State budget’s $2 billion hole will require deep cuts
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11-19-09 Everett Herald – State budget deficit grows to $2.6 billion
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11-18-09 Examiner – Two reasons to be at Martin Stadium this Saturday
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11-18-09 Sports & Weather – WSU’s Alfred selected to Shrine Game
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11-18-09 Spokesman-Review – Editorial: Prescribed drugs should be better monitored, with students using for “smart pills”
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11-18-09 PR News Wire – Novel Mapping Study Highlights State’s Global Health Endeavors
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11-17-09 Economix – Economic Insecurity and Bad Habits, with Trenton G. Smith, WSU assistant professor, School of Economic Sciences
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11-17-09 United Press Int’l – Amphibians as environmental omens disputed
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11-17-09 Seattle PI – Alleged veterinarian scam draws drug charges
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11-17-09 Spokesman-Review – WSU administration assures coaches they will be back next year and given the time to rebuild the program the right way
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11-17-09 Seattle Times – Mapping state’s role in global health
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11-17-09 Seattle Times – Cougars could be without Tuel against Oregon State
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11-17-09 Seattle PI – Montana university hopes to expand WWAMI
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11-17-09 Spokesman-Review – Thompson to the rescue in Cougs’ win against EWU
- 11-17-09 Farm Weekly – Why ‘eco-friendly foods’ can be worse for the environment , with Jude Capper, WSU assistant professor of dairy sciences
- 11-16-09 Inside Higher Ed – Funding Publics, with President Elson S. Floyd
- 11-16-09 Olympian – WSU may bring 4-year engineering degree to Olympic College
- 11-16-09 Sports & Weather SWX – WSU’s Egami to race at NCAA championships
- 11-16-09 Business Insurance – Shootings renew fears over workplace threats, with Tom Tripp, professor of management and operations at WSU Vancouver
- 11-16-09 Farm Press – What environmental and organic groups don’t want you to know, with Jude Capper, WSU assistant professor of dairy sciences
- 11-16-09 Sports & Weather SWX – WSU relay team breaks record in Minnesota
- 11-15-09 Spokesman-Review – Higher education worth preserving
- 11-14-09 The Olympian – Houseplants help clear air of pollutants, with Marianne C. Ophardt, WSU Extension horticulturist in Benton County
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