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Liberty High School science students Hannah Blue, Jamie Hitchcock and Milla Kostadinov are finding ways to break down the barriers that exist for women wanting to excel in the sciences. - Jake Lynch, Reporter
'A science-y group of nerdy girls' expand the horizon for young women at school
Feb 09 2010, 9:31 AM Though as a developed society we may consider ourselves well beyond the gender-stereotypes that insist women should be homemakers, nurses or school teachers, and positions of business leadership, economic study and technical sciences are the domain of men, the... More ›
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    Feb 08 2010, 1:57 PM
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A great night for Zeeks Pizza - Highlands restaurant hosts fundraiser for Seattle Children's Hospital
Feb 09 2010, 4:16 PM Issaquah Councilmember Mark Mullet is all too familiar with the amazing work that the doctors at the Seattle Children’s Hospital do every day. When Mullet was just 18 months old, he burned himself very badly after reaching for a pot... More ›
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    Feb 09 2010, 10:48 AM · UPDATED
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