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  • , reports, had copy printouts from a database, electronic files extracted from a mater file or database, mailing lists, and other duplicates used only for reference or informational distribution. Information-only Copies: Copies or extracts of documents distributed for reference or convenience, such as announcements or bulletins. Preliminary Drafts: Drafts of documents that represent stylistic, spelling, grammatical, or other changes. Published Reference Materials: Printed materials received from other

  • and universities in Washington state.thewashboard.orgcollegescholarships.orgA scholarship search site that doesn’t require you to login or register.  Scholarships can be filtered by your state, student type, academic area, degree type, and other extra curricula activities. Additional information is provided on writing scholarship essays and thank you letters,  and other saving tips.collegescholarships.orgscholarships.comSearch their database for scholarships that might apply to you. Or sign-up for

  • that we are probably not able to provide every student with that chance, much less to make it a graduation requirement. This kind of undergraduate research has been spreading throughout American higher education—thanks in no small part to the success of our students and our faculty who have served as role models for this form of high-impact education. But this also means that our ability to claim this as a distinction is reduced and that we’ll need to figure out how to stay on the cutting edge. And

  • myself on the edge of a precipice, looking down on the life I’ve been trying to live. The life I have been telling myself I wouldn’t live with regret. I don’t regret the relationship at all. I regret hurting him. I regret the confusion. I regret my life infused lack of communication skills and inability to feel content. I loved him, but even saying that do I know what love is? Am I capable of love? If I am, which I sure hope I am, that’s what we had. I have poor communication skills because I am

  • designate a course for pass/fail by filling out the Pass/Fail option. Faculty submit regular letter grades for students who completed and turned in the pass/fail form. The computer automatically converts the assigned grade to a pass or fail. How do faculty enter grades into Banner Self-Service?Grades are submitted via Banner Self-Service by instructors by 5:00 p.m. on the fifth working day after the end of the specific term. I&TS recommends the use of Edge or Chrome for the best Banner Self-Service

  • winemaking and vineyard management at Chemeketa Community College. Around that time, his parents bought the 30-acre property where Benson Vineyards stands today. The farmland was covered in red and golden delicious apples. Chelan didn’t have an established wine industry then. Now, roughly 30 wineries dot the lake’s edge. “There’s not a lot of people who come to Chelan for the apples,” Benson said. They come for tourism, camping, boating and time shares. Wine seemed like a natural fit, he said. In late

  • : www.mindfuleatingmethod.com social media links IG: @mindfuleatingmethodChuck Hoffman and Peg HoffmanAt the Edge of Wilderness: Healing and Transformation 3:40 – 4:45 p.m. | March 9 The interests of the world’s second largest mining company, the federal government, and a small spiritual community … how can one hold the tension, and find a way forward? What could possibly go right? Finding the intersection of Art, Earth and Spirit on a wilderness boundary in the Cascade Mountains. Who: Chuck Hoffman, Painter and Designer

  • and determine links between data sets. Specific species of flora were consistently present in the pro-glacial environment along with trends of increasing densities of vegetation the further away from the terminus of the glacier and from the wetted edge of the river. This study brings to light another way to track and understand the activeness of a pro-glacial environment. Future work will include a refined approach that can be applied to more glaciers within the park. Claire E. Todd, Ph.D., and

  • in Vietnam and the ascendancy of Soviet assertiveness plus its gaining edge in arms race compelled Nixon to seek China’s help in the 1970s. The erstwhile foes turned to allies overnight against their common enemy: the USSR. The alliance, however frail and porous, thrived in the 1980s and, more correctly, until the collapse of the Soviet in 1992. Without a common enemy, the alliance between China and the US lost its main pillar. While trade and economic collaboration were growing in the late 1990s

  • will continue to grow. We will never be a fully online university, and we may not, at least in the short term, offer completely online classes or programs. But I believe that we MUST continue to stay near the cutting edge in classroom-based technology use if we expect to compete for next generation of the best and brightest. They will expect nothing less. As David Warren challenged us one year ago, we must figure out how to use technology in a way that serves the “high and noble cause” of a PLU