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graphic courtesy
of Facilities Planning Construction Services
The new music building,
when built , will be located on Alder and Dean Nicholson Boulevard.
Construction funds are currently frozen.
News: New music building
funding on hold
by Jamie Emmons
Staff reporter
The construction phase of the new music facility has been put
on hold while the state government re-assesses its budget. $400
million of capital allocations were made in the current biannual
(the 2001-2003 period) for the state of Washington and all are
temporarily suspended. more...
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Stephanie West/Observer
Scene: Remember and
reflect Sept. 11
Seventy-eight students,
faculty and community members gathered together for the Reflection:
9/11 Candlelight Vigil, on Oct. 11, a final remembrance to the
Sept. 11 tragedy. Walkers started at the SUB entrance, circled
Central’s campus, and ended in the SUB parking lot. more...
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Joe Whiteside/Observer
Senior defensive lineman
Lance Gibson moves in for the sack on Western quarterback Scott
Mitchell during one of the few moments Mitchell felt pressure.
Sports: Wildcats roughed
up in Cascade Cup
by Casey Steiner
Staff reporter
The sixth annual Cascade Cup served as the first ever game for
both Central Washington University and WWU in the Great Northwest
Athletic Conference. Recruiting and bragging rights were very
much on the line. Unfortunately for the CWU faithful, the Wildcats
ended up on the losing end of an crooked final score. more...
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Outdoors: 10K Atwana
River Run courses through valley
by Allison Worrell
Outdoors editor
A $5 bill will buy “picturesque farmlands and majestic mountains”
for participants in the 10th Annual Atwana River Run sponsored
by the United Way. Competitors in the 10-kilometer run or three-mile
walk can register up to the day of the race. more
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