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  • On Feb. 27, I attempted the Alpha-Bet Challenge at AB Crepes in downtown Bellingham. The challenge requires participants to eat 26 plain crepes with a partner in the span of one hour.

    This is easier said than done.

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  • Things were different when we were eight.

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  • Content Warning: This article discusses antisemitism and specific incidents of bias against Jewish students.

    Chava Spokoiny, a second-year student at Western, was in the VU on Jan. 18 with friends, working on a Holocaust remembrance project, when a man approached them and made antisemitic statements, according to University Police reports.

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  • When fourth-year student Shawn Constant joined the Comedians of Western club in 2019, he originally thought it was to watch stand-up comedy. When he realized it was a performance club, he decided to give it a shot anyway.

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  • Picture this: It’s Sunday night, and the sun is just starting to set. Your mind and heart start racing as all the tasks you’ve been avoiding begin to cloud your mind.

    This overwhelming feeling of anxiety is not abnormal and understanding the underlying causes of these feelings is the first step in working past them.

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  • If you’re wondering what the move is this weekend, look no further. Singer-songwriter Brian Bielanski is making his way to Bellingham to perform at Greene’s Corner on Saturday, April 29, from 6 to 8 p.m.

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Skagit Valley Herald

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  • The Skagit County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing Monday regarding which company to choose to transport garbage to landfills outside the county.

    The board will make a decision July 10 on who will receive a 10-year contract of at least $11 million a year.

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  • MOUNT VERNON — Members of the community gathered Saturday with rainbow flags, signs, umbrellas and tutus to take part in Mount Vernon’s second annual Youth Pride Walk.

    The group met at Mount Vernon High School before making its way to Edgewater Park where it took part in a potluck.

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