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Students try to neuter new logo: New 'Cat head causes controversy at Central
The new Central Washington University ’Cat head icon has brewed up a storm of fire and ice, with both positive and negative opinions flaring from the student body. Out of 30 students and staff who were asked at random, 10 liked the new ’Cat head, 16 preferred the old one and five felt indifferent about the change.
Issue 7
Stan Dudley: an Ellensburg fixture
Parents head to campus for a weekend of fun
Issue 6
Sam Reed encourages student vote
Bun Yom life story anything but sweet
Wildcat shop receiving summer remodel
Brains on a plane: Honors students showcase work at New Mexico
conference
Issue 5
NODAC discusses organ donations
Students sweet and sour over SURC food
Students try to neuter new logo, New ’Cat head causes controversy at
Central
The show must not go on, Luna cancels future tours for financial
reasons
BOD Candidates introduce themselves to public
Issue 4
Putting the budget puzzle together
KCCCN targets underage drinking
Cali competition: Battle Bots Club heads south
Central granted to help potential gambling problem
Pedersen preaches Hindu-Muslim peace at Raw Space
Issue 3
Chamber of Commerce supports Carl’s Jr. ribbon cutting
Proposal for water park stays afloat
Issue 2
Extreme makeover: logo edition
Primary focus: BOD elections approaching
Issue 1
Women’s studies department adds ‘gender’ to title
Career Quest Fair dances into Ballroom
Winter 2012
Issue 9
New buildings in the works at CWU
A source to get your business off the ground
There’s a body in the classroom!
Issue 8
Craven teaches students about black history
Pika pals: biological conservation
Community rallies to fight childhood obesity
Issue 7
Fighting for the right to marry
Students get someone to talk to
Transit stops subject to change
Center merge to save S&A money
BattleBots: Rise of the machines
Issue 5
BOT extends the olive branch at meeting
Students get a lobbying chance
Facebook’s timeline causing campus controversy
One day homeless count in Kittitas County
Issue 4
S&A splits over funding request
SAS, activism discussed by BOD
Issue 3
Three students poisoned by carbon monoxide
Professor talks on Anitomical Anomalies
Central gets new director of university advancement
Central forms agreement with Taiwan schools
$160k grant pays for microscope
German program fights elimination
Issue 2
Central student faces deportation
Central faces $1.6 million loss
2+2 and 1+3 = more students for Central
NEWS
Spring 2012
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