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Klipsun Magazine 2002, Volume 32, Issue 06 - September, Greg Woehler

Klipsun Magazine

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Klipsun Magazine, 2002, Volume 32, Issue 05 - June, Greg Woehler

Klipsun Magazine

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Klipsun Magazine, 2002, Volume 32, Issue 04 - April, Erin Crumpacker

Klipsun Magazine

At Klipsun, we don’t assign stories to our reporters. We editors toss out ideas and suggest ways to focus or expand stories, but our reporters are pretty much free to write about anything. Hence, we never know if dominant themes will exist until we pick seven or eight for publication and look at them together. Sometimes themes are obvious and sometimes it takes a little work and imagination to see them.

As hard as I looked, I just couldn’t find any grand unifying themes in these stories. Sorry. What I can say is that they’re all about interesting people doing …

Window On Western, 2002, Volume 08, Issue 03, Kathy D. Sheehan, Alumni, Foundation, And Public Information Offices, Western Washington University

Window on Western

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The Planet, 2002, Spring, Levi Pulkkinen, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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Klipsun Magazine, 2002, Volume 32, Issue 03 - March, Erin Crumpacker

Klipsun Magazine

ALTERNATIVES Throughout history, information has helped move our society forward. It has brought us new technology, cures to our ailments and more knowledge about the world around us. As an extremely curious person, I often find myself sorting through options and asking myself — what will work best for me?

Three stories are featured in this issue exploring alternative methods. Our cover story, “A small assistant,” (page 16) looks at a less conventional therapy for arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis patients. Bee Venom Therapy is not yet approved by the Food and Drug Administration, but this homeopathic treatment has proven to …

Klipsun Magazine, 2002, Volume 32, Issue 02 - January, Jennifer Collins

Klipsun Magazine

Former New York Times Sunday editor Lester Markle once said, "What you see is the news, what you know is background and what you feel is opinion."As a magazine staff, our job is to "see the news" — to scope with watchful eyes for newsworthy stories that will interest our readers.

This quarter’s Klipsun staff sought stories with this mission in mind. In "Pay Attention," a reporter interviewed a Western student who sells her own prescribed Attention Deficit Disorder drugs, Ritalin and Adderall, to students who decide they need the additional help while studying late at night. In "The Lab …

Window On Western, 2002, Volume 08, Issue 02, Kathy D. Sheehan, Alumni, Foundation, And Public Information Offices, Western Washington University

Window on Western

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The Planet, 2002, Winter, Levi Pulkkinen, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 32, Issue 01 - December, Jennifer Collins

Klipsun Magazine

Editor’s Note During a late night in the Klipsun office, a woman named Jackie came in to sweep the floors — to clean up our mess.

“Are you with Klipsun or are you with The Western Front?’ she asked me. "Klipsun,” I said, surprised she even asked. Jackie told me she loved to read Klipsun. She enjoyed the perspective the articles provided and sent it to her family. She told me, broom in hand, how she especially liked one article published in June.

Klipsun magazine changes with each editor and each writer each quarter And I …

Ecotones: The Heartbeat Of Huxley, 2001, November 05, Kate Koch, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

Historical Collection of Huxley Newsletters

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Window On Western, 2001, Volume 08, Issue 01, Kathy D. Sheehan

Window on Western

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The Planet, 2001, Spring, Tiffany Campbell, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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The Planet, 2001, Fall, Levi Pulkkinen, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 31, Issue 06 - September, Linnea Westerlind

Klipsun Magazine

I have heard it said that being a journalist enables you to talk with people you'd otherwise never meet, go places you'd otherwise never travel and learn stories you'd otherwise never hear. We hope Klipsun offers the same opportunities to you as readers.

Throughout the quarter we have encouraged our writers to research and write stories with one question always in mind, "Why will people care about this?"

Each story in this issue has a tie to the students of Western and the surrounding communities.

The Issues section addresses the increasing use of drugs to facilitate rape. Invisible Intruder highlights …

Senior Project Internship: Inside A Public Television Documentary, Nate Lepley

WWU Honors College Senior Projects

This paper, in conjunction with the internship experience it describes, comprises my senior project at Fairhaven College and for Western Washington University’s Honors Program. My self-designed degree, or “concentration, is Documentary Production. Capturing Moments, Constructing Narratives. My concentration studies taught me how to produce media at a basic level and gave me a theoretical understanding of how documentaries ideally should be produced, but I needed experience in the real world to discover how they actually are produced in a professional setting. An internship with independent producers of a public television documentary provided that opportunity. In this paper, 1 will …

Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 31, Issue 05 - June, Linnea Westerlind

Klipsun Magazine

Over the past few years, Klipsun has been a collection of assorted stories. For this issue, the editorial staff decided to return to a format of categories in order to introduce a more magazine-focused style. We wanted to inspire the staff writers to seek out meaningful stories for our readers. We encouraged them to find issues that affect people in our community, and stories that would be touching and compelling.

Our goal for Klipsun is to appeal to every reader by providing a diverse collection of stories, threaded together in uniting themes. We are leading this edition with three issue …

Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 31, Issue 04 - April, Scott Lamont

Klipsun Magazine

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Window On Western, 2001, Volume 07, Issue 03, Kathy D. Sheehan, Alumni, Foundation, And Public Information Offices, Western Washington University

Window on Western

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Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 31, Issue 03 - March, Scott Lamont

Klipsun Magazine

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Klipsun Magazine, 2001, Volume 31, Issue 02 - January, Scott Lamont

Klipsun Magazine

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Window On Western, 2000, Volume 07, Issue 02, Kathy D. Sheehan, Alumni, Foundation, And Public Information Offices, Western Washington University

Window on Western

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The Planet, 2001, Winter, Tiffany Campbell, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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Life Through My Eyes, Heather Nicole Casler

WWU Honors College Senior Projects

Life Through My Eyes, a collection of poetry.

Klipsun Magazine, 2000, Volume 31, Issue 07 - December, Scott Lamont

Klipsun Magazine

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Window On Western, 2000, Volume 07, Issue 01, Kathy D. Sheehan, Alumni, Foundation, And Public Information Offices, Western Washington University

Window on Western

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The Planet, 2000, Fall, Tiffany Campbell, Huxley College Of The Environment, Western Washington University

The Planet

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Klipsun Magazine, 2000, Volume 30, Issue 06 - September, Kari Mcginnis

Klipsun Magazine

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Klipsun Magazine, 2000, Volume 30, Issue 05 - June, Kari Mcginnis

Klipsun Magazine

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Klipsun Magazine, 2000, Volume 30, Issue 04 - April, Kari Mcginnis

Klipsun Magazine

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