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David Horsey on Charlie Hebdo, editorial cartooning in volatile times
The UW alumnus and two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist talks about the Charlie Hebdo shootings and cartooning in politically volatile times.
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Opt for flexibility in environmental policies
UW researchers argue that it’s impossible to understand a changing, natural system in great detail, and that important policy moves shouldn't depend on having all the facts. Managers must learn to make decisions based on an uncertain future.
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Forefront, Facebook launch suicide prevention effort
As the world's biggest social network, Facebook is uniquely positioned to provide online resources and support to help suicidal people. That's the goal of a new collaboration between Facebook and researchers at the UW's Forefront organization.
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Arctic ice observations show decades of loss
Historic submarine and modern satellite records show that ice thickness in the central Arctic Ocean dropped by 65 percent from 1975 to 2012.
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@uwnews What's it like to be a teacher? Hear from five who spoke at last week's @UWCollegeOfEd storytelling event. http://t.co/xvUqAJCgLp
@uwnews .@UW alum @davidhorsey discusses Charlie Hebdo, editorial cartooning in volatile times http://t.co/i2NpjWa7IR
@uwnews The @uwnews team is thrilled to welcome writer Jennifer Langston, who starts today and will cover all things @uwengineering! @langstonjen
@uwnews Students competing in 'handathon' today to design 3-D printed prosthetic hand. http://t.co/5RnIvcnusV @uwengineering http://t.co/a4bK2xkNkX
Alumna builds pipeline of teachers for Seattle
A College of Education graduate is targeting the chronic problem of high teacher turnover in poverty-impacted urban schools through the Seattle Teacher Residency.
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Flights of Imagination
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