天美影院

History Lessons
The American Revolution is not ancient history but an explosion with shock waves that are still being felt today, says 天美影院Historian Richard Johnson
By Steve Hill

From The Ground Up
Four Months Before 9/11, Terrorism Struck the 天美影院When Arsonists Burned Down Parts of the Center for Urban Horticulture. Today a New Center is Rising From the Ashes.
By Beth Luce

• McCormick Leaves, Regents Name Provost as Acting President Richard L. McCormick announced Oct. 25 that he will resign as 28th president of the 天美影院 to assume the presidency of Rutgers University on Dec. 1.
• As the search begins, a need for "speed and efficiency" The 天美影院search takes place while several other flagship institutions are also in the hunt for a new leader.
• The McCormick Years in Review We recap 天美影院milestones during the seven years Richard L. McCormick served as the 28th President of the 天美影院.
• No New Enrollments Without More State Funds, Warn Regents As the state of Washington faces a $2 billion revenue shortfall, a battle is looming over support for higher education.

• Record Set as 39,216 Attend 天美影院Fall Quarter Last year many more freshmen came to the 天美影院than expected-putting a strain on class size and course offerings.
• Simpsons Honored for Five Decades of Service to UW Regent Daniel J. Evans recently presented Hunter and Dottie Simpson with the first Gates Volunteer Service Award.
• Neuheisel Penalized for Rules Violations at Colorado 天美影院Football Coach Rick Neuheisel has been prohibited from off-campus recruiting activities until May 31, 2003.
• Striking Back At Muscular Dystrophy. 天美影院research team's studies regarding Duchenne muscular dystrophy could help develop a cure for the disease.
• Milestones. Appointments, honors, rankings

• Prelude
• From the President
• Letters to the Editor
• Our Back Pages
  Adios, Hello Lane

Extras

• Music Man
  Tom Heston realizes the importance of music and perscribes it to his patients.
• A Life's Work
  David Tapper, surgeon-in-chief at Children's Hospital, died July 23 after a three-year struggle with kidney cancer. He was 57.
• First Alumnae President
  Lucile Thompson, the first president of the Alumnae Board, died Oct. 14. She was 90.

• Jobs Fun Passion: Younger Alumni Can Keep Connected The UWAA kicks off its Young Alumni program with 19 events.
• Island Time: UWAA Holds 2nd Annual Dawg Day on Maui Escape the winter weather and join your fellow Huskies in Hawaii.
• Alumni Volunteers and Groups Honored, Nominations Sought for 天美影院Awards UWAA honored its volunteers at a gala dinner at Seahawks Stadium. Also, the 天美影院invites nominations for upcoming awards.
• Out of Sound But Not Out of Mind: Career Contacts Needed Nationwide No matter where you live, you can help students by becoming a Career Connections contact.

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A 1969 mountain climbing class on the 天美影院campus gives these three 天美影院students a chance to hang out in high places. File photo.

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• Music Man Tom Heston realizes the importance of music and perscribes it to his patients.
• A Life's Work David Tapper, surgeon-in-chief at Children's Hospital, died July 23. He was 57.
• First Alumnae President Lucile Thompson, the first president of the Alumnae Board, died Oct. 14. She was 90.

• Alumnotes: News of classmates from 1930 to 2001.
• Obituaries Alumni, faculty and friends of the University.
• Alumnotes Page How to submit a class note plus our Alumnotes Archive