Tuesday May 29 | ABA Journal
You'll Never Guess Who I Met Today: Friendly Encounters Show Justices Are Down-Home Folks
Gonzaga University law professor Ann Murphy mistakenly hit "reply all" to an email and as a result began emailing U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Snohomish High senior to be Democratic elector
Washington's Republican Party has a similar elector selection process. Clay, who turns 18 in July, said he attended precinct caucuses earlier this year and previously volunteered in Democrat Maria Cantwell's campaigns for U.S. Senate in 2000 and 2006.
'Near-perfect' fake IDs pose law enforcement challenge
Robert McLaughlin, the owner of Earl's on the Ave, lays out about two dozen fake driver's licenses on his counter.
Nets on Morrison: A Shot Taker, A Shot Maker
I am not sure which is more impressive: Adam Morrison's determination to land a job in the NBA, or his hair.
Gonzales One Of 10 Players On John Olerud Watch List
Gonzaga University baseball sophomore Marco Gonzales was named one of 10 players on the newest watch list for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award, as announced late Wednesday by the College Baseball Hall of Fame.
Could Shaq Be the Next GM for Orlando Magic?
Shaquille O'Neal said in a radio interview that he "would love to be the general manager of the Orlando Magic." Speaking on the radio in Orlando this week, O'Neal said "I would love to be the general manager of the Orlando Magic." O'Neal, who has a Ph.D in education, played for the Magic before he played in Los Angeles for the Lakers.
Lawrence Tech Shares Gold Edison Award For Innovation
Lawrence Technological University and the 19 other colleges and universities that comprise the Kern Entrepreneurship Education Network were awarded a Gold Edison Award in the category of Collaborative Networks and Support at the Edison Awards 25th anniversary celebration on April 28 in New York City.
Photo: Remembering to smile - Thu, 17 May 2012 PST
Studio session: Musicfest Northwest ballet division adjudicator Peter Christie, from Ballet West in Salt Lake City, coaxes a smile from Megan Styborski , of Spokane, as she performs a port de bras on Wednesday at the Gonzaga University Theatre Dance Studio.
31 students share in $161,500 from Rotary
Lindsey Gipson, Elizabeth Hassebrook. Bobby Diep and Kaitlyn Anderson learn from Everett Rotarian Connie Wittren they each earned a $16,000 Anthony G. Bozich scholarship award.
The 6th Floor Blog: Do Commencement Speeches Matter?
Ask people to tell you what was said at their college graduations and many of them will claim not to remember.
In brief: Police seek tips on man beaten at park - Tue, 15 May 2012 PST
Police are asking anyone near the park at Maxwell Avenue and Oak Street at the time of the 12:20 p.m. assault who observed anything to call Crime Check at 456-2233, according to a news release.
Gonzaga Selects Follett Higher Education Group to Manage Campus Bookstore Operations
Gonzaga University has chosen Follett Higher Education Group to manage its campus bookstore operations, effective June 1. A selection committee made up of administrators, faculty and students chose Follett after a thorough evaluation as the company with the experience, technology and resources to best serve Gonzaga's community.
3 Gonzaga students attacked in early-morning robbery - Thu, 10 May 2012 PST
A Gonzaga University graduate student was beaten unconscious when he tried to stop two women from stealing his friend's purse early today.
GU students help Zambian people market their own resources
A small group of Gonzaga University students has been traveling to Africa to help them create income that is self-sustaining. Years after this began, the college students are seeing results.
Minor League Review: The Rays Must Really Like Ryan Carpenter
How do the Rays do it? They find values on the waiver wire, in the later rounds of the draft, and somehow they get players with the potential to turn into great major league players.
Bremerton high school anticipating good graduation rates
Bremerton High School senior Felice Zeitler will be the first in her family to go to college.A Zeitler gets extra coaching because she's also dyslexic, and had to meet with counselors and persuaded the school to allow her into Advanced Placement classes.
It's not too late to apply to college
If you're still looking for a college to attend in the Fall, you're in luck.A This week, NACAC published its annual Space Availability Survey Results .A This list includes the names of colleges all over the country that are still accepting students.
Many local colleges are still accepting applications for fall of 2012
And a surprising number of wonderful colleges and universities throughout the country are continuing to accept applications for fall 2012 enrollment.
Bainbridge Rowing Cup qualifies 2 for Windemere Cup
It is hosted by the University of Washington and the Seattle Yacht Club. The Argentina National team, Gonzaga University, the University of Virginia and Oregon State University will compete against the Huskies for the Windemere Cup in the main event.
Janssen receives UM Distinguished Alumni Award
Rich Janssen, director of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Natural Resources Department, has been lauded by the University of Montana as a distinguished alumni.
Also on Topix