Columns Magazine
March 2002 Features


 

A Place Apart


A Place Apart
Ten Places—Some Famous, Some Obscure—That Make the University of Washington One of the Most Beautiful (and Best-Loved) Campuses in the Nation.
By Tom Griffin & Jon Marmor

Making It Work.Making It Work
He Transformed an Obscure Theater Group into Legend; He Nurtured Three Pulitzer Prize-Winning Plays; He May Even Masquerade as a Female Playwrite—But Drama Professor Jon Jory Insists It's All in a Day's Work.
By Nancy Wick

 

Rolling ForwardRolling Forward
On the Field He Was a Top Defender, But Now Curtis Williams Is Tackling His Greatest Challenge—Life after a Crippling Football Injury.
By Mike Crane

Briefings


 News
  Relatively Speaking, Kissing Cousins are OK.

Columns and Departments


  Departments

Extras

Association News


  Eight coeds from the 1910s line up in this unidentified photograph. They may have been part of the May 1st Campus Day work parties that took place under the direction of Professor Edmond Meany each year. Photo courtesy Special Collections, University Libraries.

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