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History woven in wool
In 1996, just after 10 a.m. on a Thursday, two art pieces were unveiled side-by-side
New political science program complements the public affairs program
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Four years to the big day: Graduation on a Tuesday
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For Nanu Iyer, professor and program director for the Integrated Strategic Communications Program at WSU