UW News Archive List: Page 03

• 81-year-old recovers from kidney surgery quickly, thanks to new technique
• Study provides information for circumcision decision
• UW's network of neighborhood clinics earns a perfect score from national accrediting organization
• You were cooked in a star - UW faculty lecture will explain how
• &quote;Millennium Twins&quote; being transferred from UW Medical Center to Wenatchee hospital
• Jimmy Carter to address human rights and global progress
• Runstads give $1 million to UW real estate program
• Space Grant resource center provides tools for K-12 science teachers
• We are not alone - or are we?
• 100 families from variety of racial, ethnic backgrounds needed for study exploring origins of aggressive behavior in children
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Lunar eclipse will be spectacular in Northwest - if weather cooperates
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with a classical passion leaves $2.9 million to UW classics department
• University of Washington president outlines strategies for coping with loss of affirmative action
• UW surgeon performs region's first surgery to clear lung arteries
• Jon Jory joins faculty at UW School of Drama
• Doctors perform region's first nerve graft to preserve erectile function
• Independent audits reveal no major problems
• Pediatric training unit marks 25th anniversary in Spokane
• Women's problems with alcohol have far-reaching consequences
• Hailey and Sandpoint, Idaho; and Soldotna, Alaska; each welcome UW medical students for six months of training in rural practice
• UW explores aftermath of 'Battle for Seattle' and future of WTO
• UW study gauges growing economic clout of Washington's African American businesses and consumers
• Harborview is first hospital to dispense methadone through pharmacy
• A family's legacy to Persian studies
• UW survey shows residents support trade, distrust the WTO
• Father, daughter collaborate on book to promote bioliteracy
• Volcanos, oceans and life in our solar system subjects of Feb. 15 lecture
• Progress Project hosts brainstorming session with two key architects
• Immunex joins forces with UW's Cell Systems Initiative
• Gates Foundation gift bolsters statewide program that encourages minorities and women to pursue their interests in math, science and engineering
• UW vice president for minority affairs to step down
• Internet entrepreneur makes $2 million gift to support UW's nationally ranked creative writing program
• UW- and Microsoft-sponsored high school teams set for robot battle
• Labor,environmental and human-rights activists will gather to build on WTO protest coalition
• UW pharmacy professors publish doctors' guide to drug interactions
• Burke exhibit looks at a culture that wouldn't be assimilated
• High school students test &quote;ocean IQ&quote; at contest sponsored by the UW
• &quote;Genomic Views of Human History&quote; is topic of March 14 lecture
• UW hosts free all-day public seminar on hearing loss
• UW Health Sciences Open House 2000 set for April 7 and 8
• High school science fans go head to head at UW in Techno Bowl 2000
• Children more vulnerable to trauma after injury to a sibling
• UW article in New England Journal highlights rare but deadly disease
• New UW medical division will seek causes, treatments of brain diseases
• Anita Hill to speak at UW School of Social Work building dedication
• UW sponsors public forum on pediatric epilepsy
• Isis and the University of Washington's 'Cell Systems Initiative' to collaborate on pioneering functional genomic initiative
• Harborview program teams with FBI to help victims of bank robberies
• Kingdome implosion could give greater understanding of Seattle Fault
• People unknowingly spread epidemic of sexually transmitted disease
• UW hosts Sen. George Mitchell on peace, activist Ralph Nader on dissent, and David Broder and Tim Eyman on ballot initiatives
• UW researchers can predict newlywed divorce, marital stability with 87 percent accuracy
• UW School of Medicine will honor Wenatchee clinical teaching sites in medicine and surgery
• Documentaries from around world to be featured at Mead film festival
• Students from 13 countries to converge April 9-15 for Global Business Challenge
• University of Washington School of Nursing again No. 1 in U.S. News' rankings of America's Best Graduate Schools
• For seventh straight year U.S. News & World Report ranks University of Washington as top primary-care medical school
• UW tops nursing school and primary-care medical school rankings
• University of Washington researchers map rice genome
• UW/Bellarmine Preparatory School robot shines in regional robo-rumble, team members head to Florida for national contest
• University of Washington hosts nurses for international conference
• Future of doctoral education is subject of conference
• Jack Faris selected as UW vice president for university relations
• UW researchers still monitoring plants, forest stands and seismic activity 20 years after eruption
• UW's Innocence Project Northwest spurs national effort to free the wrongly imprisoned
• Clinton names Seattle researchers as Presidential Early Career Award winners
• Poet laureate of United States to be UW commencement speaker
• UW co-hosts conference about healthy weight in adolescent women of color
• Older children, boys more likely to be physically abused in families with history of wife abuse, study indicates
• Schoolchildren, teachers and parents to get hands-on engineering experience at UW College of Engineering Open House
• Stock study finds that for Internet firms, popularity pays
• Kristiina Vogt to return to UW as dean of College of Forest Resources
• Organized systems of trauma care improve survival rates for car-crash victims
• Brazilians top students from 13 nations in UW's Global Business Challenge
• UW honors distinguished alum who resisted World War II internment
• UW's Arbor Day Fair named one of best in the nation by National Arbor Day Foundation
• Making life compute: Volunteers spend weekends helping minority students learn computing skills at the University of Washington
• Harborview opens Gamma Knife Center for new-generation treatment of neurological problems
• UW study finds many farm children are exposed to pesticides
• Twenty years after big blast: Mount St. Helens leaves legacy of more accurate eruption predictions
• MEDIA ADVISORY -- UW Business School to announce technology program and gift
• UW Business School launches e-business management program
• Engineering from A to Z: Opportunities for learning abound at more than 100 exhibits at UW College of Engineering Open House
• Make a comet, see the stars at second UW astronomy open house
• Center for Law, Commerce and Technology fights for public interest on the Internet
• UW physicists find more precise gravity number -- and weigh the Earth
• Real-world job training cuts the odds of returning to prison
• May 8 dedication of Mary Gates Hall marks new era
• Evans School hosts leaders in global humanitarian relief and development
• Biological legacies a key of ecological rebirth after Mount St. Helens eruption
• Two UW scientists elected to National Academy of Sciences
• Third Undergraduate Research Symposium Friday, May 12
• From virtual to real: UW and Japanese students to meet face-to-face after cyberspace collaboration
• Key DNA enzyme can tolerate more mutations than expected
• Educational Opportunity Program banquet May 17
• Influential journalist to speak May 16 on Taiwan and China at crossroads
• Women who have Caesarean or assisted vaginal delivery are more likely to be rehospitalized
• Dean of Dentistry Dr. Paul B. Robertson to Step Down; Will Remain on Faculty
• Gun Safety Editorial by Dr. Chien-Wen Tseng: Common Ground in the Gun Debate
• UW family practice residents research gun ownership, gun safety practices and gun safety counseling
• Five Seattle scientists selected as Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators
• Patricia Wasley selected as dean of College of Education
• Groundbreaking course helps future teachers get art into classrooms
• Mutant mice voluntarily drink more alcohol, recover faster from its sedative effects
• UW School of Nursing receives record endowment from Bellingham couple
• Student foresters bring annual celebration back to Seattle campus
• UW to launch Technology Management MBA
• Kennewick Man not affected by minor Burke Museum flood
• UW program wins national substance abuse prevention award
• Gender switching on the Internet isn't as common as believed
• Northwest Coast Indian information available on Web
• Novel treatment helps dyslexics significantly improve reading skills, shows the brain changes as children learn
• Tropical tree distribution could have implications for forest management, conservation
• UW, Seattle law firm set pace in tricky area of intellectual property by teaching techies the legal ins and outs
• Students help inner-city businesses cross 'Digital Divide'
• State's health-care fiscal crisis is topic of upcoming legislative conference
• Counting salmon essential measure of recovery efforts
• University and union agree on historic union recognition pact
• Seattle temperatures won't drop below zero, UW scientist says
• UW receives $12.83 million for gene therapy research
• New $35.5 million Center for Mind, Brain and Learning created at UW
• Nursing School launches a time capsule on the Internet
• UW's first Rhodes scholar in 20 years headlines gathering of top students
• Betsy Wilson selected as director of University Libraries
• Kissing may spread Human Herpes Virus 8, the cause of Kaposi's sarcoma, among men
• New archaeology kits will recreate 4,200-year-old Puget Sound Life
• Statin and niacin treatment reduces risk of heart attack by 70 percent, can reverse arterial buildup
• Computer model adds to doubts about Palm Beach County election tally
• Survey shows patients need education on end-of-life issues
• Three judges receive UW Law School alumni honors
• Therapy gives new voice to the person some people believe they should be
• Scholars and sea turtles: WTO History Project chronicles awakening of a global protest movement
• Nationally ranked bioengineering department gets its first endowed professorship
• High-tech investment banker joins UW international business advisory board
• Cold water off Brazil might be causing Argentine penguin nest failures
• Engineering students' mechanized creations vie for top 'bot billing
• UW receives $5.3 million for genetic research with blood stem cells
• UW honored for use of information technology in education
• Genetic pioneer to receive 'City of Medicine' award
• Study explains discrepancy in number of sexual partners reported by men and women
• Ballet dancer injuries as common, severe as athletic injuries
• UW hosts diversity breakfast Oct. 21
• UW joins with Peace Corps to train leaders in global aid
• 2000 Autumn Quarter enrollments at the University of Washington
• Grant allows researchers to study genetic variations in the human genome
• New wave of exorcisms seen; some people can be convinced they witnessed a demonic possession as a child
• UW and Insitu testing latest miniature robotic aircraft design for attempted flight across the Pacific Ocean
• Two University of Washington School of Medicine leaders are among the newly elected members of the Institute of Medicine
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Preview tours available for Burke Museum's basket exhibit
• New director for UW's Center for International Trade in Forest Products brings market knowledge from Asia