Kamalla Rose
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Kamalla has analyzed, conceptualized, emotionalized, painted in prose, and achieved tenure in the venue of the originating vision and mission of Fairhaven College. She accompanies a force into a room, polarized. I consider her Curator of Alternative Visions. - David Mason
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Here are the first few chapters of my book about David Mason. They were published as a series in "The Organic Press".
Fri, September 14, 2007 - 4:21 PM
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The Pacific Northwest Postcards A Series Of Conversations with David Mason by Kamalla Rose Kaur David, the spark behind the creation of both Fairhaven and Huxley Colleges at Western Washington University, investigated many subjects, including the pollution in Puget Sound. "Beware, beware, of things in the air that we can't see, like mercury!" - David Ma... read more 
Miracles and Lost Memories
Sat, September 8, 2007 - 7:45 AM
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Kamalla Rose Kaur I phoned David yesterday. "I want you to meet this woman I am taking care of through my caregiving job." I explained. "She is not dying like my other clients. She is very alive and healing by leaps and bounds. She got hit by a train while driving her car. They didn't think she would live. Then they didn't think that she would ever come out of the coma. Then they didn't think she would ever be able to think above a 4th grade level. Yet her ... read more 
As Far Away From Society As We Can Get
Sun, September 2, 2007 - 4:07 AM
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by Kamalla Rose Kaur My great-grandmother, Doc, was one of the first women doctors in the USA. I imagine she couldn't get a job anywhere else, so that is why she ended up moving to the Puget Sound (about as far away from society as she could get) to work at Western State Mental Hospital back before the turn of the last century. She also ran a private medical practice in Steilacoom, WA. Steilacoom (still-a-come) is South of Tacoma, just outside the ... read more 
Not Just Anyone Can Live In This Place
Sat, September 1, 2007 - 6:37 PM
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by Kamalla Rose Kaur "Not just anyone can live in this place." I was told repeatedly down through the years by my grandparents, parents and many regional teachers. I was raised understanding that the Pacific Northwest in general and Bellingham in particular are not suitable dwelling places for those of us who can't handle being deeply alone with our own thoughts and feelings. From the vantage point of New York City, Washington State is a wilderness... read more 
Here is part of my oral history, done by Special Collections, Wilson Library, at WWU as part of the Campus School Project:
Fri, August 31, 2007 - 5:03 AM
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For the rest of the epic: www.library.wwu.edu/specialc...itley.htm The Sixties KRK: My mother and father were very, very dedicated to the civil-rights movement. My family grieved deeply when Martin Luther King was assassinated. As bad as the John Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy assassinations were, the death of Martin Lut... read more 
A Living, Breathing, Pacific Northwestern Native
Sun, August 12, 2007 - 8:35 PM
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By Kamalla Rose Kaur Seen from a distance, earth's flora and fauna are one organism. Our exhale is the cedar tree's inhale and the cedar tree's exhale is our inhale. Sitting down in a cedar circle deep in local woods; a circle I have sat with many times down through my life, do I merely imagine that I lift those tree's spirits as much as they lift mine? I wonder if the smell of our breath and that of all creatures, is pungent aromathe... read more
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