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102909econsurvey (2) Has your definition of financial success changed in recent months?

We're looking for your "New Economy" story.

Please take a few minutes to fill out the Northwest Public Radio Econ Survey and help us understand what Northwest residents think and what decisions are being made in this era.

Your input will help shape our series on "The New Northwest Economy" airing on Northwest Public Radio in November.



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Ryan C. Crocker Interview
'Truth to Power': if you are a journalist, it can make a career. If you are a diplomat, it can kill one."

So opens a recent interview between WSU's Edward R. Murrow College of Communication Founding Dean, Lawrence Pintak, and retired U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, Ryan C. Crocker. Listen to this compelling Murrow Interview recorded September 9th, here.
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