By McLean, Mike A new grant-funded program to be launched next fall at Havermale High School here will offer students a head start toward careers in health care and could provide additional potential workers for a field seen as having work force shortages.

By Jim Kershner, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Apr. 12--"The Friendly Enemy," which opens Tuesday at Spokane Community College, is an original musical that tells an epic story of firing squads, Russian POW camps and refugee camps.

By Gustafson, Jeanne Private universities and community colleges here have seen an uptick in enrollment this year, while enrollment in state universities' Spokane programs has fallen.

By Shawn Vestal, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Jun. 17--In this graduation season, Bryson Toth had more commencements on the calendar than most. Toth earned both a high school diploma and an associate's degree this spring.

By Dan Webster, The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Jan. 21--Some of you have been putting some real thought toward the annual Spokesman-Review limerick contest. The one I like best was sent in by reader Sally O'Brien.