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Day in the life of Pullman PD (opens the original)
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Have you ever wondered what a normal shift for a police officer looks like? The Pullman police department gave us a look into their daily routine at the station. From arriving at the station, starting their shift with a briefing and then packing up their cars and hitting the road back to the station to write reports. The officers are split into three separate shifts: 7 a.m.-5 p.m., 2 p.m.-12 a.m. and 9 p.m.-7 a.m. Shift assignments are decided by seniority and officers submitting their preferred
WSU sees 28 people ejected at first home game of the season amid Fireball crackdown (opens the original)
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Authorities ejected 28 students from the first football game of the season, according to WSU Police. This comes after the Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board approved another year of alcohol sales to non-student sections at WSU, with the condition WSU curbs the consumption of Fireballs at games. It is a known tradition among Cougs attending WSU football games that, during home-team touchdowns, students need to duck and cover because it rains fireballs. Not literal balls of fire, but instead the
Student worker union members criticize WSU’s wage offer (opens the original)
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Members of WSU’s student worker union took to the Terrell Mall Wednesday to demand better wages for their members. The student union, UAW 4591, hosted the rally because they are negotiating their contract and want to show WSU they are standing strong and together. As of now, the union has been negotiating with the university for five months, leaving their contract one month expired because they refuse to accept the proposals set by WSU in the new contract. Their main opposition to the new contra
Student worker union members criticize WSU admin at rally (opens the original)
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Members of WSU’s student worker union took to the Terrell Mall Wednesday to demand better wages for their members. The student union, UAW 4591, hosted the rally because they are negotiating their contract and want to show WSU they are standing strong and together. As of now, the union has been negotiating with the university for five months, leaving their contract one month expired because they refuse to accept the proposals set by WSU in the new contract. Their main opposition to the new contra
Curatorial tour of WSU’s new art exhibit (opens the original)
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Jordan D. Schnitzer Museum of Art at WSU hosted an exhibition to jump start their new monthly event, Art First Thursdays. The exhibition, titled “The Mirror that Nature Holds,” is themed around nature and its relationship with humanity. On Sept. 3 from 4-5 p.m., the museum held a curatorial tour featuring three of the exhibit’s artists: Michael Brophy, Zorawar Sihdu and Rob Swainston. This event was led by the art museum’s executive director Ryan Hardesty and featured an appearance of Jordan Sch
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