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Pacific Northwesterners might be ‘weather wimps’ but science says it’s not our fault
Raymond B. Huey, professor emeritus of biology, discusses how humans adapt to hot weather.
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Wind Ensemble Breezes Through Japan
Students in the UW's Wind Ensemble describe their ten-day tour of Japan as a life-changing experience.
July 2004 Perspectives -
Dr. Seuss, with a Guatemalan Touch
UW students in a 200-level Spanish class have written books, in Spanish, for the children of Panajachel, Guatemala.
July 2004 Perspectives -
Clowes' Vision Honored Through Fund and Award
Although Jim Clowes' life was cut short, his work and his spirit will live on through two new funds created in his honor.
July 2004 Perspectives -
The Best Graduation Gift? An A&S Dean's Medal
Four graduating seniors--one from each of the College's four divisions--have been named A&S Dean's Medalists for their outstanding accomplishments.
July 2004 Perspectives -
Students, Clients, and Dozens of Rugs
Through a new course, School of Art students designed rugs for clients and had them woven in Nepal.
July 2004 Perspectives -
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Three Routes Back to Arts & Sciences
Three alumni describe how they have reconnected with the College, decades after graduating.
March 2004 Perspectives