Cougster

We are a little late on this short story that happened late last week.

from the AP:

Two Pullman men were beaten with a golf
club after urinating on a vehicle downtown.
Police say the men suffered injuries after they relieved
themselves early Friday morning on a car they thought was
unoccupied.
Police say the owner got out of the car and assaulted the two
men with a golf club. One of the men suffered a possible arm
fracture and was transported to Pullman Regional Hospital.
Police Sergeant Dan Dornes said urinating in public is a crime,
but the two men will probably not be cited in this case. Police are
trying to locate the owner of the car.

Have an opinion about giving UW $150 million of taxpayer dollars for Husky Stadium?
Tell you state legislator directly. Many legislators are having town halls this weekend (and some in the next couple weeks).

Sen. Ed Murray who introduced SB 6116 that would use taxpayer dollars for the stadium will be at:
43rd Legislative District Town Hall Meeting
Saturday, March 14th 1:30 PM
Seattle First Baptist Church
(1111 Harvard Ave)
Seattle, WA

Click below to find the town hall in your district.
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WSU News has some pics of snow at WSU found here.

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We want to know who is the hottest hottie out there on TV right now that is one of our own. We’ll be posting 3 new babes for the next few weeks, and if you could vote in our poll, that would be great! Tell your friends, tell your enemies, tell Huskies…Enjoy!

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Ever feel like things aren’t expensive enough…well, sometimes it
doesn’t matter when you’re supporting your own. Cougs have a chance to
help students at WSU Tri-Cites by supporting a new "Taste of History:
20 Years of Washington Wines"

From WSU News:
RICHLAND, Wash. — The inaugural “A Taste of History: 20 Years of
Washington Wines” offers a rare opportunity to taste two decades of
wines while supporting Washington State University Tri-Cities.
 
This
exclusive event on July 17 raises funds for scholarships and vineyard
development for the viticulture and enology academic program at WSU
Tri-Cities.
 
“Taste of History” features a guided tasting of
interesting and exquisite library wines donated by four of the state’s
most established wineries: Chateau Ste. Michelle, Columbia Winery,
Gordon Brothers Cellars and Woodward Canyon Winery. For the list of
specific wines to be served, visit www.tricity.wsu.edu/historyofwine.
 
“This
unique tasting is a great opportunity to relive the last 20 years of
Washington wine and gain an appreciation for the progress we’ve made —
and truly appreciate the excellence that has always been there,” said
Vicki Gordon of Gordon Brothers Cellars. “It shows me that support for
Washington State University’s very own V & E program is not only
warranted, but long overdue.”

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