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Eureka High Mural Unveiled — Finally

“Our history defines who we are. It shapes us into this moment, the present…” So begins the inscription on a mural by former Eureka High School student Hannah Larkin, set to be unveiled at the school cafeteria Wednesday morning.  One thing you can say about Eureka High: It has history. Founded at the end of […]

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Pedaling Pedagogues

(photo courtesy of Bike49’s Web site ) On May 16 , four stalwarts will roll out of Arcata on their bicycles, and they won’t be back until 14 months and 49 states have passed beneath their wheels. One is a bird nut; another does frogs and toads; another, buildings; and another, farms. And they all […]

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HSU Nursing Program Resuscitated

Humboldt State University’s Nursing program will not be eliminated as had been recommended by the Academic Senate in the face of dramatic budget cuts. Instead, HSU President Rollin Richmond announced this morning that he will enact recommendations from Provost Robert Snyder to restructure Nursing — in part by reducing admissions from 60 to 40 students per semester […]

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CR Officially Withdraws Jefferson Offer

After the press release of a couple weeks ago, you may have assumed this was a done deal already. It wasn’t. Not until last night when CR’s Board of Trustees took President Jeff Marsee’s advice to abandon controversial plans to acquire Jefferson Elementary School on Eureka’s West Side (see “Schoolyard Scrap,” Feb. 18, 2010). And […]

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A-town Anti-Prom

Fun flash! (Emphasis ours): The Arcata Costume Prom is a high school age dance put on by local Arcata teenagers who found the proms instituted by their schools to be lacking in style and not serving the whole student population. The Costume Prom was created to fulfill many dance styles and musical taste from Jazz […]

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Advice For Drug Dealers

Here’s a tip for you drugmongers out there: Let’s say you and your man-friend, who happens to be a convicted felon (sexy!), are hotboxing it in a casino parking lot, enjoying some well-earned r & r after a grueling day of meth-peddling. We’ve all been there. And we all know that, on days like this, […]

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One idea for today’s lunch

? You can read more about CR art prof Garth Johnson in next week’s Art Beat , but for now, drop everything and hustle to College of the Redwoods to hear this smart, funny and accomplished man breeze through the history of creative reuse. After the historical part – and, please note, our era is […]

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CR May Owe You $$$

subject. Remember that story you read in the Journal in August titled, “Fee-For-All”? In it Ryan Burns detailed how, “For six years, CR illegally heisted hundreds of Hamiltons from students.” It seems the College of the Redwoods was charging students for tests the state had already paid for. Today we received a press release that […]

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