New in Columns: Off the gridiron with Jake Locker, one of the country’s highest-rated college football players; once Huskies, now monks, four alumni embark on a different path of study; a new dentistry building means a new world of care for Washington kids
First Take
Barbara Erickson London was among 200 surviving Women Airforce Service Pilots who went to Washington, D.C., in March to be honored with the Congressional Gold Medal for their exploits during World War II. Read more.
Traditions
Not only will the Washington Huskies have their home opener against Syracuse, but Frazer Cook, ’65, will begin his 50th season as the announcer for the Husky Marching Band. Read more.
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