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Identifier: wwu:32602
Title: The Campus Schooler
Date: 2006, 2000-2009
Digital Collection: Special Collections Publications
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Special Collections Publications
Local Identifier: SCP_2006_CS_Issue3
Text preview (might not show all results): Celebrating the Campus School at Western, 1899-1967 Issue 3 2006 The Campus Schooler Milestones in Campus School Publishing Talking the Walk We asked, “How did you get to and from school?” Many of you answered “I WALKED!” Some samples of your memories: “Walked home via Highland Drive … just a trail;

Identifier: wwu:29344
Title: Archie Parker oral history interview (transcript)
Date: 2006
Description: Mr. Parker talks about the various positions he held at GP's Bellingham pulp mill, including that of floor boy, converter, supervisor, and then working in maintenance and the auto shop. He discusses the workers' strike, describing what he did to occupy his time while not working. He talks about an explosion in the steam plant and a power crisis, both of which lead to increased safety and environmental regulations. He speculates about fluctuations in the worldwide pulp market that, combined with other economic factors, he believes led to the eventual closure of the mill. He talks about the changing attitudes of the community towards the mill.
Digital Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project records
Local Identifier: wohp_parker2006
Text preview (might not show all results): Archie Parker interview 1 Title: Interview with Archie Parker Interviewer: David Albright Date: 2006 Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project Records Repository: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Western Washington University Transcription: Transcribed by Laurie Brion, July 2008 PARKER: My na

Identifier: wwu:29346
Title: Art Runestrand oral history interview (transcript)
Date: 2006
Description: Mr. Runestrand began working at the pulp mill as a training director and then moved to assistant industrial management director where his major concern was with the health and safety of mill employees. He points out that, early on, relationships among employees at the mill were very good. He then discusses the labor strike of the 1970s, explaining how the mill continued to operate by using salaried staff and supervisors to cover empty shifts. He talks about some the repercussions of being one of the employees who stayed on, including having tacks and nails strewn across his driveway, finding his house covered in graffiti, and even receiving a death threat. He also mentions that there were attempts to sabotage operations at the mill but they were always thwarted by security. Mr. Runestrand talks about creating an alcoholism recovery program at the mill that provided support to employees. He also describes an educational program that helped employees complete their high school diplomas. He speculates about causes for the mill's closure while also commenting on the community's changing attitudes towards the company. He concludes with optimistic remarks regarding the future of Bellingham's waterfront.
Digital Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies
Related Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project records
Local Identifier: wohp_runestrand2006
Text preview (might not show all results): Art Runestrand interview 1 Title: Interview with Art Runestrand Interviewer: David Albright Date: 2006 Collection: Waterfront Oral History Project Records Repository: Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, Western Washington University Transcription: Transcribed by Laurie Brion, May 2008 RUNESTRAND:

Identifier: wwu:32600
Title: The Campus Schooler
Date: 2006, 2000-2009
Digital Collection: Special Collections Publications
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Special Collections Publications
Local Identifier: SCP_2006_CS_Issue1
Text preview (might not show all results): Celebrating the Campus School at Western, 18991899-1967 Issue 1 2006 The Campus Schooler Why Campus School? Museum Exhibit, Reunion Planned for 2007 “I followed my sister and brothers … I feel the school needed some kids to complete the lower end of the Bell Curve.” — E. L. Freeberg. CALLING ALL CAM

Identifier: wwu:32601
Title: The Campus Schooler
Date: 2006, 2000-2009
Digital Collection: Special Collections Publications
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Special Collections Publications
Local Identifier: SCP_2006_CS_Issue2
Text preview (might not show all results): Celebrating the Campus School at Western, 1899-1967 Issue 2 2006 Speaking of Teachers The Campus Schooler Remembering Great Campus School Teachers “Miss Nicol … everyone went to her when they had a loose tooth that needed to be pulled.” — Roberta (‘Bobbie’) Jaffe. “Miss Booth … was a gentle, very mu

Identifier: wwu:32603
Title: American fishing & fly fishing literature
Date: 2006-07, 2000-2009
Digital Collection: Special Collections Publications
Type of resource: Text
Object custodian: Special Collections
Related Collection: Special Collections Publications
Local Identifier: SCP_2006-07_FordExhibit
Text preview (might not show all results): American Fishing & Fly Fishing Literature From Colonial Times to the Present Day 2006/07 Exhibit Paul and Mary Ann Ford Fly Fishing Collection Special Collections The Fly Fishing Collection Western Washington University Libraries The 18th and 19th Centuries Review literature about early American