New in Columns: Discovering what lies ahead of the UW’s 150th birthday; Rick Welts, ’75, is the first pro sports executive to declare his sexual orientation; Gen. Peter Chiarelli, ’80, says communities are the key in treating war’s hidden injuries
First Take
September 11 didn’t just horrify us. It also galvanized our pride in being Americans. Photographer Dale Baskin ignored the destruction and instead captured displays of American flags. Read more.
Aluminaries
As an undergraduate at UW, Natalie Smith, ’05, first engaged in the practice of yoga at a University District studio. Today, she unlocks the ancient Indian practice for those who have precious little freedom. Read more.
What do you think is the UW’s greatest achievement over the past 150 years? Share your thoughts. 
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