Grace Chien, CEO of Girl Scouts of Western Washington is retiring this year. A search firm is looking for her replacement. It might not be easy to find a leader
Blog: Don’t assume your help is not wanted
Not one donation box for Japan’s disaster relief was found at the Cherry Blossom Festival (CBF), which was held at the Seattle Center last weekend.
Blog: A star that towers above the crowd
“Standing Above the Crowd,” is a new book by former NBA star James Donaldson. He literally stands above the crowd. At 7’4”, the ceiling above the New Hong Kong Restaurant’s stage was almost not high enough for James.
Blog: Journalist was a failing student?
I have never met a TV anchor who had the guts to tell a group of strangers that, in his first semester of college, his GPA was 0.93.
Blog: Celebrating diversity at a dinner
Every year, we try to set a great example of what diversity is about at our Diversity Makes a Difference Scholarship dinner. This year, the rainbow revealed
Blog: How the UW competes for future winners
In the week when the University of Washington (UW) sent out its many rejection letters to freshmen, there were only a select few who were accepted.
Giving hearts: ID bands together to raise funds for Japan disaster relief
Last weekend, nearly $170,000 was raised in the International District (ID) to benefit Japan’s disaster relief effort.
Memoirs, NWAW’s March must-reads
In this collection of essays, actress and TV personality Olivia Munn offers stories from her life, growing up half Chinese and half white. She also shares stories
Blog: Don’t believe everything you see or hear from mainstream media
Lately, photos of empty shelves at Japanese grocery stores have been flashing across TV screens. It gives the impression that stores have no supplies coming.
Blog: Be wary of assumptions
The mainstream media has spread rumors about U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke being considered for the Port of Seattle’s CEO job six years ago
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