UW News Archive List: Page 27

• Etc.: Campus news & notes
• Best of the best: Graduate School rewards student work with three new awards
• Proteins in seminal fluid affect reproductive success
• Psychologists show experience may be the best teacher for infants
• Compared to all commercial carriers, log truckers have better safety record
• National Geographic brings Young Explorers program to UW
• Just in time for school: Free Adeona service tracks stolen laptops
• Luce lectures consider religion and the U.S. presidential election
• University of Washington, Washington State University, Oregon Health & Science University collaborate in landmark national study of children's health
• Media Advisory: Professionals to discuss the melding of neuroscience and engineering
• Atomic-resolution views give clues to the function of an enzyme critical in regulating light-detecting signals inside the eye
• Preserved by ice: Glacial dams helped prevent erosion of Tibetan plateau
• Walker-Ames Lecture looks at media coverage of Iraqi deaths
• Search tool that makes drugs safer is poised for growth
• Scientists discover clues to enzyme that helps eye detect light
• UWPD's crime victim advocate honors the memory of Rebecca Griego with her work
• 2008 Combined Fund Drive kicks off with charity fair, food drive Oct. 15 in Mary Gates Commons
• UW proud to host National Academy of Education Oct. 17-18
• Faculty-staff-retiree gifts to the University show depths of connection
• Preserved by ice: Glacial dams helped prevent erosion of Tibetan plateau
• Dawg Dash, 'Pride in 5' short film contest featured among Homecoming celebrations
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• Resident advisers get hands-on practice in fire safety
• MOMIX returns to Meany Hall with concert of favorites
• Polls may underestimate Obama's support by 3 to 4 percent
• UW researchers to lead two CDC-funded projects exploring communications with vulnerable populations, health-care providers in emergencies
• Top UW administrators receive national honors
• Scientists develop new cancer-killing compound from salad plant
• Mouse study shows fetal heart can grow cells to repair disease damage
• Visiting scholars from Afghanistan reported missing
• Pharmacy student receives coveted Roybal Scholarship
• Harborview nurse wins 2008 Rona Jaffe Writer's Award
• Health Science G Wing renovation completed
• First African-American UW med school graduate, dies at 79
• Tumor Vaccine Group to host open house Oct. 23
• Eileen Whalen takes the helm of Harborview Medical Center
• Global blindness is topic of medicine lecture Oct. 23
• Brain nerve cells can directly control stimulation of paralyzed muscles through an artificial connection
• Third Emerald City Search -- this year allied with amphibians -- runs Oct. 15-24
• Brain nerve cells can control stimulation of paralyzed muscles
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• CFD volunteer protects kitties through all nine lives
• Pierce, Everett and Kitsap transit companies join growing U-PASS program
• Top UW administrators receive national honors
• New course leads to student contest for environmental solutions
• Introducing the new Secretary of the Faculty, Marcia Killien
• Trombone, piano featured in upcoming concerts
• UW committee and conference organized for Puget Sound area's safety
• National Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases awards UW nearly $17 million for systems biology research on emerging respiratory viruses
• Child abuse increases risk for later sexually coercive behavior in some men
• UW researchers receive Gates Foundation Explorations grants
• Bernstein, Shen and Parviz selected Inventors of the Year
• Five UW researchers receive $100,000 Gates Foundation Grand Challenges Explorations grants for innovative global health research
• Stamatoyannopoulos to head epigenome mapping center
• Trauma, burn cases sharpen oculofacial surgeons' nips and tucks
• Mummy comes out for Family Day
• Students bring their best 15 minutes to the annual Concerto Competition
• Philip Bell to give College of Education fall lecture Oct. 28
• Jazz for vibes, viola virtuosity and spooky organ music coming from School of Music
• French plays, in French, offered by student group
• Hurricane Gustav changes UW professor's plans for film about that other hurricane
• Centennial Lecture Series kicks off with lecture by Anand Yang
• New Faculty Senate Chair David Lovell sees busy year ahead
• Music student jazzes up New Orleans-style 'Twelfth Night'
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• Financial crisis like a game of musical chairs that became painfully expensive
• Weaver, Merati lauded by national medical society
• New state poll shows Gregoire ahead of Rossi and Obama ahead of McCain
• Like rest of society, doctors implicitly favor whites over blacks
• Study finds racial and ethnic disparities in patient experiences, with some minority groups clustered in lower-performing primary care practices
• Environmental Health & Safety's VanDusen bids farewell to UW
• Health disparities linked to poor physician communications
• UW and WSU researchers target the science behind infectious diseases
• Sir David Cox to present Biostatistics' Breslow Distinguished Lecture
• Beware! Halloween tooth decay is lurking
• Scientists find evidence of tsunamis on Indian Ocean shores long before 2004
• High school students attend UW dental camp
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• 'In good hands': Foundation for International Understanding Through Students celebrates 60 years of welcoming newcomers
• A quilting life: Even after many years, staffer finds comfort in quilts
• Somerman affirms School of Dentistry's mission of social responsibility
• Machala brings spirit of entrepreneurship to UW
• A look behind the veil at sexuality in Islam -- second of four in the Centennial Lecture Series
• From academic to artist: Richey retires to new career
• Scientists find evidence of tsunamis on Indian Ocean shores long before 2004
• Rob Brown: Helping make the Combined Fund Drive a success
• Class Notes: Games class combines work and play
• Common Book event and photo exhibit bring border to life
• Friend or foe? How the body's clot-busting system accelerates atherosclerosis
• Are all precinct voting sites created equal? Maybe not
• DNA provides 'smoking gun' in the case of the missing songbirds
• The silver lining of lost parking privileges
• UW Medical Center expansion project to break ground this winter
• UW Photographers Group launches fall exhibit Nov. 11
• UW receives nearly $17 million to study emerging respiratory viruses
• Researchers find that mouse heart can regenerate diseased tissue
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• A homecoming for director of opera 'Il Mondo della Luna'
• Two profs to talk about 'What Really Happened' in election
• UW researchers find that having a big heart is not always a good thing
• Expert on foster care to lecture Nov. 13
• DNA provides 'smoking gun' in the case of the missing songbirds
• Newly tested compound makes Gram negative bacteria less virulent
• By popular demand: Department of Scandinavian Studies celebrates its centennial
• Inspirations for Seales' music range from Paris to Bellingham
• UWT and Russian journalism students collaborate on news project
• Planetarium open to public for winter of starry, starry nights
• Gerberding bells to ring in honor of mathematician
• John Vinson selected as UW chief of police
• Web site exposes previously undocumented KKK activity in Washington
• New book will tell much you didn't know about Northwest weather
• Drewnowski to give Public Health's Distinguished Faculty Lecture
• Sanford's research focuses on places that are hard to reach and forces that are difficult to measure
• Asian Languages and Literature notes centennial with discussion of how languages interact
• Science in Medicine Lecture to explore cell death and inflammation
• Busy CFD coordinator: 'I've always volunteered -- it would be weird if I didn't'
• A family-friendly zone: The School of Law's Claire Sherman Thomas Remote Learning Center
• New compound makes certain bacteria less virulent
• Donations sought for University District food bank, where need is greater than ever
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• Web site exposes previously undocumented KKK activity in Washington
• Award-winning poet Madeline DeFrees to speak at Suzzallo Nov. 14
• Official Notices
• New book will tell much you didn't know about Northwest weather
• John Vinson selected as UW chief of police
• Click your way to savings at UW Press Web site
• Cheerful Givers group holds workshop at noon today
• Internationally known oceanographer's memorial Nov. 16 on campus
• Ballet group returns with new work, 'Long River, High Sky'
• A variety of styles coming in performance from the School of Music
• Save money and resources: free energy assessments for 20 Seattle-area businesses
• Pinning down the fleeting Internet: Web crawler archives historical data for easy searching
• What do you have in mind? Ethical questions in neuroscience
• Track your fitness, environmental impact with new cell phone applications
• Stress hinders rats' decision-making abilities
• A conversation with School of Nursing Dean Marla Salmon
• Harborview legend Michael Copass begins leadership transition
• Study finds that having a big heart is not always a good thing
• Bio-Molecular Imaging Center gives researchers unique view of diseases and conditions
• Stephen E. Hanson selected as vice provost, UW Office of Global Affairs
• UW over-enrolled by more than 1,000 students
• Track your fitness, environmental impact with new cell phone applications
• Mystery Photo
• A commitment to the CFD, even from a temporary staffer
• Dennis Lang: The activist behind disability studies at the UW
• New member of UW Emergency Management creates sessions on disaster response
• Stephen E. Hanson selected as vice provost, UW Office of Global Affairs
• Students make holiday papers from wheat straw, giant reed grass instead of wood
• Pinning down the fleeting Internet: Web crawler archives historical data for easy searching