Dec. 1990 issue
Lawrence Hess and 17 other embassy employees made what he described as a "mad dash for the border" and crossed to safety in Jordan.
Dec. 1990 issue
The Campaign for Washington has received gifts and pledges totaling $181.5 million as of Sept. 30.
Dec. 1990 issue
For the first time in nine years, the University of Washington football team was set to play in the Rose Bowl.
Dec. 1990 issue
The University of Washington has strong links to two 1990 Nobel Prize winners announced in October.
Dec. 1990 issue
Gov. Booth Gardner, '58, joined actor/athlete Arnold Schwarzenegger for a workout at the UW's Intramural Activities Building.
Dec. 1990 issue
Two University of Washington branch campuses took giant steps this fall as classes opened in temporary quarters and the UW Board of Regents recommended permanent sites.
Dec. 1990 issue
Enrollment at the University of Washington remained stable as 33,536 students began fall quarter 1990.
Dec. 1990 issue
The UW asked for $806.7 million in state funds for its 1991-93 budget.
Dec. 1990 issue
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, unfairly labeled "yuppie disease," is no joke. The mysterious malady can attack anyone from 5 to 75, UW researchers warn.
Dec. 1990 issue
To celebrate the opening of the Allen Library this fall, we've put our new temple on the magazine cover and featured it in a color photo essay.
Dec. 1990 issue
At the UW School of Law, Wallace Loh became the first Asian American to head a law school in the United States.
Dec. 1990 issue
The new Kenneth S. Allen Library opened its doors to unequivocal praise from librarians, faculty, students and local architecture critics.
Dec. 1990 issue
UW Professors Jere Bacharach, Ellis Goldberg and Ahmad Karimi-Hakkak discuss developments in the Persian Gulf.
Sept. 1990 issue
Robert S. Leventhal takes over as dean of the UW business school, with his sights set on making it among the nation's best.
Sept. 1990 issue
A respected European conductor says goodbye to the concert hall to join the UW School of Music.
Sept. 1990 issue
George Nakashima created furnishings for homes, churches and public buildings around the world.
Sept. 1990 issue
Jenneth Webster's job is to bring puppet shows, clown acts, jazz, tap dancing and music from a host of cultures to New York's premier performing arts center.
Sept. 1990 issue
"Twin Peaks" represents both a physical and professional homecoming for actor Kyle MacLachlan.
Sept. 1990 issue
Engineers have invented an image-processing system that may be the world's sharpest, fastest and least expensive.
Sept. 1990 issue
Recent grants to the UW from IBM and the Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust brought the Campaign for Washington to $166.7 million as of June 30.