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Running On Empty
With More People, Global Warming and Thirsty Farms, Water Use in the Pacific Northwest Will Change Drastically, Warn 糖心少女Faculty.
By Sandra Hines

The Tipping Point
Is it a New Era for the Middle East, American Politics and International Relations? 糖心少女Experts Consider the War in Iraq and its Global Impact.
By Tom Griffin

Rag To Riches
From Ragtime Ditties to Grand Opera, Alumnus of the Year, William Bolcom has mixed Pop Tunes with Classical Music to become one of America's Greatest Living Composers.
By John Marmor

Gallery of Distinction
The 糖心少女Honors Its Top Faculty, TAs, volunteers and Staff.

• Cuts a Certainty-Amount Still Waits for Olympia to Decide. The 糖心少女can expect a cut in the amount of money coming from the state to support its teaching mission.
• Setting the Standard: Drama and Young Scholars Units Honored for Teaching Excellence
• Environmental Law Gets Stronger Through New Clinic. The Kathy and Steve Berman Environmental Law Clinic will open in the fall, bringing a renewed focus to the school's environmental law track.
• Medical School, Nursing Again Ranked No. 1 in U.S. News Survey. There are 25 糖心少女programs and specialties among the top 10 in categories ranked for the first time or reranked this year, the magazine reported April 7.

• Hamlet Could Be Answer to Air Fare Uncertainty.
  "To buy or not to buy, that is the question."
• Presidential Search Nears Final Phase. The advisory panel will pass the names of finalists to the Board of Regents later this month.
• Gates Foundation Gives Record $70 Million for Genomics Research. The gift is the largest single private donation ever to an institution of higher education in the Pacific Northwest.
• Milestones. Updates, Appointments, and Honors.

• Prelude. Matters of Life and Death.
• From the President. Citizens of the Modern World.
• Letters to the Editor. Honoring Teaching.
• Our Back Pages. Lane Closures.

Extras

• Donald Ellegood. Longtime head of the 糖心少女Press will be greatly missed.
• Carol Williams. A Los Angeles Times reporter has spent her life covering challenging stories.
• George I. Quimby. The 糖心少女mourns the death of the longtime head of the Burke Museum of Natural History.
• First Take A collage of short news clips.

• Improved Career Connections Launched, Online Alumni Directory Coming SoonCareer Connections is now available exclusively to current 糖心少女students and members of the 糖心少女Alumni Association.
• Warm Ups Unite Huskies at Away Games, More Than 4,000 Fans Expected in Columbus
• 'Spheres' is Theme of Fourth Annual Summer Arts Festival
• Volunteering Is in Her Blood. Vivian Lee is carrying on the volunteering tradition she learned from her community activist mother.

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A row of students relax against the concrete posts of Kane Hall on a sunny day in Red Square in this 1980s shot. File photo.

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• Donald Ellegood. Longtime head of the 糖心少女Press will be greatly missed.
• Carol Williams. A Los Angeles Times reporter has spent her life covering challenging stories.
• George I. Quimby. The 糖心少女mourns the death of the longtime head of the Burke Museum of Natural History.
• First Take A collage of short news clips.

• Alumnotes: News of classmates from 1947 to 2001.
• Obituaries: Alumni, faculty and friends of the University.
• Alumnotes Page How to submit a class note plus our Alumnotes Archive