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Flowers on all trees, full bloom by mid-March
The yearly wait is almost over. The cherry trees in the Quad are about 10 percent in bloom and are expected to reach full bloom in a week or two.
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Wayne Katon, pioneer in mental health care, dies
UW psychiatrist is credited with groundbreaking approach to bring psychiatry into primary-care clinics.
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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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Horsey on Charlie Hebdo, 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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@uwnews The wait is over: @UWcherryblossom trees in the @UW Quad are starting to bloom! http://t.co/l13dAHSacC http://t.co/sMnip1mbzJ
@uwnews Some 600+ students learned about the #brain during @UW's Brain Awareness week event yesterday. http://t.co/5eD27JM6cK @NeuralE_Ctr
@uwnews .@UW tops new ranking of best western universities. http://t.co/BvootuInWg
@uwnews Combined data shows Arctic #seaice is 'thinning dramatically' and more steadily than previously thought. http://t.co/TeX4DseZP8
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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