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Davis-led Huskies pummel Wildcats
At halftime the score was Jazmine Davis 22, Arizona 21. With one proud papa looking on.
Huskies escape Tempe with second road win
The road hasn’t been friendly to the Washington men’s basketball team.
Finally, Huskies to compete at home
The Huskies are ready for some home cooking.
'A different world'
Chas Manfredi did not miss his high-school friends when he began his freshman year at the UW. Instead, he missed the guys from his unit in the Marine Corps.
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UW faces challenges in faculty retention
As various departments face challenges in ensuring quality professors do not leave for better offers at other universities, faculty retention is increasingly on the minds of UW students and staff.
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OGR makes changes to lobbying and outreach efforts
In light of last year’s budget cuts to higher education and the recently proposed $82 million state funding cut to the UW, ASUW’s Office of Government Relations (OGR) has made significant changes to its lobbying strategies and student outreach efforts this year.
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Campus pulse
This column seeks to inform readers about new developments and events coming out of the UW’s medical community, such as a new drug targeting cystic fibrosis and a study concerning the sharing of medical records.
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Crime blotter
While the long weekend and snow days meant a break from classes for students, the UW Police Department (UWPD) still reported to work. This week’s crime blotter updates readers on criminal activity within the UW community, including a snowball fight that led to an arrest.
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‘A welcoming stage’
From poetry to free tattoos to screamo music, MOVE performances take the term “freeform” literally.
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'A different world'
Chas Manfredi did not miss his high-school friends when he began his freshman year at the UW. Instead, he missed the guys from his unit in the Marine Corps.
Reveille: life in the ROTC
Students who are enrolled in the ROTC program are required to stay in shape, as would be expected of anybody looking to join the military.
'Pushing the limits of their own talent'
Late into the night, sociology student Valerie Curtis-Newton and her roommate made the hallways of their dormitory at the College of the Holy Cross come alive with their singing and guitar-playing. A neighboring sophomore overheard the two freshmen and insisted that they attend an audition for one of the school musicals.
For the 'feeling'
Michael flicks his red BIC lighter, directs the flame toward the tightly packed green bud and begins to inhale. Water bubbles. Quickly, he pulls the bowl piece from the stem of his glass fixture, devours the remaining smoke and leans back.
Ability, passion, and effort
Gyuri Han began studying in the United States in high school. It was her intention from the beginning to go to college in the states.
