After being invited to attend a taxidermy workshop in Seattle, she decided she would pick it up as a hobby, her first project being a small bunny. Davidson found it a pleasant experience and the project allowed her to fully immerse herself in taxidermy.
If you are looking to see a movie this weekend, take a trip downtown to the Pickford Film Center. This month is Doctober at Pickford, and the theatre is featuring 50 documentaries created with the Bellingham community, which project real issues in the world. The Pickford Film Center is located at 1318 Bay St., near Bayou on Bay. Tickets cost $8 for students who present their ID at the ticket booth.
Junior Jonah Lazich finds himself deeply invested in something most people are afraid of. With thousands of spiders in his house, he is thrilled to have a hobby that doubles as a form of financial stability.
The Union Coffee Shop on State Street is a slower-paced alternative to the hustle and bustle of The Woods Coffee or Starbucks. The Union started as a part of the Daisy Cafe on Magnolia, eventually becoming its own shop and opening up a second location on N. State Street. The location on State Street is primarily focused on coffee rather than lunch but does serve small bites like scones and muffins.
On Tuesday, Sept 20, sophomore and clothing entrepreneur Namgyal Nepali woke up with a great idea. Gathering up clothing from his line, a clothing rack and stickers with his line’s logo, Nepali decided to set up shop in Red Square during the Info Fair. Things were going successfully until he got kicked out and moved over to Old Main. He was able to sell $130 worth of product in three hours.
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