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Friday, 01 February 2008 |
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This is a video of an mini avalanche off the roof of what we think is the WSU Children's Center near Orton Hall.
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Written by cougster1
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
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 Outside McEachern Hall (photo credit Emily)
Snow day 2008 has become Snow weekend as school has been canceled for tomorrow also.
Cougster readers have sent in more pictures of this glorious day. We thank them. If you want to share your pics email: admin (at) cougster (dot com)
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Written by cougster1
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
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.jpg "Image") Police have closed NE Merman Drive
Cougster photographer and all around stud Landon has pictures from NE Merman Drive - North Campus Heights.
If you have pictures you want to share with fellow Cougster readers email admin (at) cougster (dot) com
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Written by cougster1
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
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 Driving not recomended today...
It is offically a snow day! This is might be the first snow day since 1985.
Cougster photographer Maddie has taken some picture of the area around Colorado street this morning.
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Written by cougster1
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
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 Washington State University covered in snow
It has been a snowy week in Pullman. Our new Cougster photographer, Maddie, took pictures of the scene on and near campus on Wednesday morning. According to weather reports there will be more snow for the rest of the week. This weekend the forecast predicts temperatures in the 20s and even in the teens. We hope everyone walks slowly and carefully and avoid driving.
Click on the read more below to see more pictures.
Update:
School is canceled today (Thursday Jan 31, 2008)! ...so get your homework done!
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Contributed by EmJaye
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008 |
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Editor’s note: The Dorm Life column returns for spring semester today. It is written by Emily and covers the good, the bad, and crazy, that is life in the dorms.
As this is my last year here at WSU and my birthday is this week, I got to thinking about the first birthday I spent in Pullman, four years ago.
I was staying in a horrible dorm, but I had my own room since my roommate from fall semester had decided to transfer to a community college. My best friend/older sister came to spend the weekend with me, since it was the first birthday that I had ever spent away from my large family and I felt a little weird about it.
My sister, J, rode out from the West side on Friday with my former roommate, S. Upon arrival, I was so excited to see them again that I could hardly sit still and I wanted to show J around campus, since I had already fallen in love with this school and this town. J, of course, didn’t want to see campus since she was tired from the six-hour car ride and just wanted to hang around my room and meet the people on my floor.
So, the weekend got started on a rather boring note, but I was still glad to have some family near me for my nineteenth birthday. Saturday consisted of having fun with J, just hanging around my dorm room.
As Saturday night turned into Sunday morning (my official birthday), I got an unwelcome surprise at about two o’clock in the morning. Somebody came to my floor and blew a blow horn so loudly that it woke me and J up. Luckily for S, she was staying with other friends in their apartment.
So, irritated at being woken up by such a loud, obnoxious noise, J and I went back to sleep…only to be woken again by the blow horn a half-hour later. After the third time, J and I got up and walked around to the other side of the building to see why this was happening. It turned out that a girl on my floor had rejected an extremely immature boy and to retaliate, he and his friends were blowing the horn right outside of her door every half-hour.
Angry and determined to catch these boys, J and I stayed awake after finding this out. We kept my door open and talked until the horn went off again around four. Since I happened to be standing right next to the open door, I ran down the hall and saw a boy jump at the sight of a girl running toward him in pajamas and slippers and he ran into the stairwell that was right next to him.
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