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On why being among the "first" matters, Shalabi says: 'No one should be discouraged because they don't see a space for them in a particular field.'

Before eye-rolling on Twitter, hear me out.

Members of the media are sarcastically complaining about a sarcasm detector developed by researchers partnering with the Defence Advanced Research

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 17, 2021 What to See: Cole Gallery presents abstraction and impressionism with C.A. Pierce and Kathy Gale Through May 3, Cole Gallery will be showcasing the art of two well-known artists. C.A. (Carol) Pierce, renowned for her abstract art, displays a new show capturing both mood and mystery with layers of color and texture. “Bowing Down” 20×24 oil by Kathy Gale The other featured artist is Kathy Gale, who is known for colorful contemporary Impressionism,...

New design requires thoughtful programming Delivering more building for the budget using design-build at University of Washington Bothell/Cascadia College STEM 4. By BRIAN ASKE Aske As Seattle’s higher education institutions compete with other regions to attract the “best and brightest” students — the ones who will find the cure for our most challenging diseases or invent the technology that revolutionizes the way our community functions in the future — they must do so with talented f...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 4, 2021 Individuals living with memory loss and caregivers are invited to participate in this free intergenerational program, in partnership with the University of Washington Bothell (UWB) and SilverKite Community Arts. Taking place over six, one-hour sessions on the phone and/or Zoom, UWB students will interview elders in an oral history project. These interviews — based on participants’ stories, memories and personal experiences — will inspire end-of-te...

In some Boston schools, in-person education will resemble remote learning Email to a Friend with story ideas and tips. Thousands of students in Boston have been stuck at home for nearly a year, dreaming of the day they can go back into school and leave their laptop screens behind. But when they finally return to classrooms over the next two months, many will find no escape from online learning. To serve both students in the classroom and those at home without hiring extra staff, hundreds of te...

Protests against travel ban erupt at SeaTac Airport in January. Credit: KUOW Photo/Liz Jones The stroke of a pen signals hope and caution for Muslim Americans Jan 26, 2021 On his first day in office, President Joe Biden signed 17 executive orders. One of them reversed the travel ban from several countries, many of them majority Muslim. It was first put into place by President Trump in January 2017. By the end of the Trump administration, it covered residents of Iran, Yemen,...

Local Muslim-Americans optimistic about future after President Biden reverses travel ban Local Muslim-Americans optimistic about future Local Muslim-Americans tell Q13s Jennifer Lee theyre optimistic about the future after President Joe Biden reverses the travel ban. KING COUNTY, Wash. - On the day of his inauguration, President Joe Biden repealed the travel ban as promised during his campaign days. The policy was signed into law four years ago during the Trump Administration. The order block...

Best Places to Live on the West Coast By Meagan Drillinger, Stacker News On 1/11/21 at 8:00 PM EST For centuries, Americans and people from all over the world have heeded Horace Greeleys advice to "go west." The West Coast of the United States has been calling settlers ever since the early 1800s. From the Oregon Trail to the Gold Rush to 1967s Summer of Love, there is something magnetic about the Pacific Coast of the United States that calls to the hearts of those looking to start anew. And ...