PULLMAN, Wash. — Washington State University Theatre will bring the English morality play “Everyman” to the stage for a six-night run during November and December. The play that fascinated and attracted audiences ever since it appeared in the early 1500s will be on the R.R. Jones Theatre stage in WSU’s Daggy Hall Nov. 12-14 and […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — The Washington State University Parents Program awarded a total of $30,250 to 18 student organizations and programs during the annual Dad’s Weekend Breakfast, Oct. 31. The awards included $4,300 each to the Dad’s Weekend Committee and the Mom’s Weekend Committee; $4,000 each to the Crimson Company show choir and Intramural Sports; $3,550 […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — John D. Cole, a painting contractor in Auburn, was named 1998 Washington State University Dad of the Year. He was honored at the annual Dad’s Weekend Breakfast, Saturday, Oct. 31. Cole was nominated by his daughter, Shea M. Cole, a WSU freshman who lives in Regents residence hall. In her letter of […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — Survey cards are being mailed to individuals who have had recent contact with the Washington State University Police Department asking them to rank the performance of officers. Public Safety Director and Police Chief William Mercier says about 200 selected individuals who have had contact with campus police in a variety of circumstances […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — Kenneth Fridley, a member of Washington State University’s civil and environmental engineering faculty since 1994, has been named the Marian E. Smith Faculty Achievement Award winner for 1997-98. The associate professor has shown extraordinary commitment to students, adventuresome teaching methodology, mastery of the latest knowledge in the field of structures through prolific […]
Washington State apple farmers who have relied on chemical pesticides in the past to control harmful pests are getting help with a new non-toxic approach to pest control called mating disruption. By reducing the use of broad spectrum insecticides, farmers can improve the biological control of other orchard pests and reduce the risk to farm […]
PULLMAN Wash. — The Washington State University Cougar Marching Band will perform at the Veterans’s Day Marching Band Festival in Auburn on Saturday, Nov. 7, and at a Seahawks game on Sunday, Nov. 8. The 187-member Cougar Marching Band will be the exhibition band at the Auburn festival. It will lead a parade through downtown […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — Washington State University’s ski team and Outdoor Recreation Center will hold the 24th annual WSU ski swap Saturday, Nov. 7, at Hollingbery Fieldhouse. The event, set for 9 a.m.-3 p.m., is expected to draw thousands of novice to veteran skiers to the fieldhouse, which will be filled with new and used ski […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — Washington State University alumni and faculty members will be featured during the 1998 Jazz Festival Nov. 14 on the WSU campus. Special guests saxophonists and WSU alumni Brent Jensen and Dave Hagelganz will be featured in a 5 p.m. concert in Bryan Hall Auditorium, along with WSU faculty members Horace Alexander Young, […]
PULLMAN, Wash. — A week to “Tie a Yellow Ribbon for Freedom and Justice,” an effort protesting hate crimes locally and nationally, is being promoted by the YWCA of Washington State University. According to Liza Rognas, YWCA executive director, the organization is joining the Northwest Coalition Against Violence and Malicious Harassment, of which it is […]