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Researcher Analyzes Welfare for America's Wealthy

Researcher Analyzes Welfare for America's Wealthy
Though "common knowledge" says otherwise, it turns out that Republicans and Democrats spend equally on social welfare programs. The main difference, says Christopher Faricy, is who benefits.

Prof Explores How Religion Affects Politics

Prof Explores How Religion Affects Politics
As the nation ramps up for the presidential election, religion is again part of the political conversation. Matthew A. Sutton addresses the issue through in-depth studies on the origins and history of religion and politics in America.

Digital Pioneer "Invisible Seattle" Will Be Visible Again

Digital Pioneer "Invisible Seattle" Will Be Visible Again
Nearly 30 years since its original contribution to the literary art scene, "Invisible Seattle: The Novel of Seattle" will be part of the Electronic Literature exhibit, curated by Dene Grigar (pictured), at the 2012 Modern Language Association convention.

Alumna Receives Spirit of Liberty Award

Alumna Receives Spirit of Liberty Award
Helen Szablya fled Communist Hungary in 1956. This summer she received the Spirit of Liberty Award, given each year to a naturalized U.S. citizen for outstanding contributions while maintaining his or her ethnic heritage.

Upcoming Events

Friday, January 27

Music Faculty Artist Series: "Gypsy, Jazz, and More," Bryan Hall Theatre, 8:00 p.m. General admission $10, senior citizens (60+) and non-WSU students $5, WSU students free with ID. All proceeds benefit the School of Music scholarship fund.

Saturday, January 28

WSU School of Music audition day, all day in Kimbrough Concert Hall. Student recital at 1:00 p.m. in Bryan Hall Theatre.

Wednesday, February 1

Columbia Plateau Seminar Speaker Series: "Contemporary Pathways in Indian Country," Michael O. Finley (chairman, Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation), CUB Junior Ballroom, 12:00 p.m.
 

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