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PULLMAN — Washington State University is encouraging students and residents of Pullman to celebrate college football in alternative ways that don’t require sacrificing furniture for the Cougs.It was a busy season for the town’s first responders. More than a handful of couches, mattresses and dumpsters were ignited following WSU football home games.Pullman police logs show at least eight such instances on College Hill this fall semester, which in…See the Story

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