What does WS stand for?

Washington Star

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Washington State Patrol spokesman Steve Schatzel said Thursday that the 2008 Cy Young Award winner and former University of Washington star was pulled over for speeding on Interstate 5 in the town of Hazel Dell, about 4 miles north of the Oregon border, on Oct.

Ex-Husky Lincecum charged with possession

The Washington star had not scored a goal in his last five games against the Thrashers.

Ovechkin scores twice, Caps beat Thrashers

Gonchar was hurt in a knee-to-knee hit by Washington star Alex Ovechkin in game four of the National Hockey League Eastern Conference semi-finals.

Penguins' Gonchar tore knee ligament in playoffs

Byline: Ron Bellamy The Register-Guard JUNCTION CITY - It was a family affair Thursday in the Oregon Classic for former University of Washington star Brock Mackenzie, the player who four years ago shot 60 at the Eugene Country Club.

Husky Mackenzie goes bogey free

How exactly his arrest came to light remains a mystery—some say the police leaked it to the press, other accounts have suggested a Washington Star reporter stumbled on it by happenstance while perusing a weekly summary of police activity—but on the following Saturday night he was informed by the Star that they were preparing a story on his restroom exploits.

Larry Craig's Plea: Rationality, Not 'Panic'

Washington stars as a hostage negotiator who is called in after a daring bank heist escalates into a siege.

FILM OF THE DAY; Inside Man (Sky Movies Action/Thriller, 10.55pm)

When word of the president's decision got out, a cartoonist for The Washington Star newspaper drew a picture of the bear and Roosevelt holding up his hand to say "No.

Teddy's bear

In particular, an article she did about "color-struckness" within the black race, even after the heyday of Black Power, was under consideration by The Washington Star, where I worked.

A writer's writer