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Sept. 1990 issue
Decorated architect George Nakashima dies at 85
George Nakashima created furnishings for homes, churches and public buildings around the world.
Sept. 1990 issue
Jenneth Webster, ’65, helps New York celebrate the arts
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
Kyle MacLachlan, ’82, feels at home in ‘Twin Peaks’
"Twin Peaks" represents both a physical and professional homecoming for actor Kyle MacLachlan.
Sept. 1990 issue
UW engineers devise high-speed image processor
Engineers have invented an image-processing system that may be the world's sharpest, fastest and least expensive.
Sept. 1990 issue
Research funds bring Campaign for Washington closer to goal
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.
Sept. 1990 issue
UW branches set to open at two sites
The University of Washington branch campuses in Tacoma and the Bothell/Woodinville area were set to open their classroom doors.
Sept. 1990 issue
Could a major extinction event happen again?
A sudden change in the environment killed off the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. Could it happen again, this time to the human race?
Sept. 1990 issue
Editor’s Eye: The ties that bind
A football game is an opportunity for the entire University community to gather in one place and celebrate itself.
Sept. 1990 issue
10 great moments in 100 years of Husky football
The story of University of Washington football, beyond the memorable games, the wondrous plays, even the unfathomable foibles, is also a constant catalog of surprises.
June 1990 issue
1-on-1 with UW president Gerberding at the dawn of the 1990s
William Gerberding discussed the past decade, what's ahead for the University, the future of higher education and some personal topics.
June 1990 issue
UW plans 40 construction projects through 2001
The University of Washington plans 40 new facilities, involving an increase of about 2.2 million gross square feet to campus.
June 1990 issue
Fundraising campaign reaches $144 million
A gift of $1 million for unrestricted support of the University helped keep the Campaign for Washington on target.
Sept. 1990 issue
Goal post panel urges better security at games
A committee delivered its recommendations to avoid a repeat of a 1989 melee at Husky Stadium.
June 1990 issue
After 22 years, impact of affirmative action shows in student body
The University's student affirmative action programs, which began in 1968, have helped bring about a substantial change in the character of the student body.
June 1990 issue
Regents trim list of possible branch campus sites
The UW Board of Regents narrowed the possibilities to three each for campuses planned for the Tacoma and the Bothell/Woodinville areas.
June 1990 issue
Lawmakers fund evening degree, matching programs
The Legislature agreed to fund a new evening degree program at the UW, but at a level set at half of what the UW requested.
June 1990 issue
10-year pins, blue ribbons and Oscars
On campus we have a different set of "Oscars." They honor the day-to-day achievements of teachers, public servants and distinguished alumni.
June 1990 issue
Legendary history professor Giovanni Costigan dies
Giovanni Costigan was a popular, outspoken member of the faculty for 41 years.
June 1990 issue
Judith Patterson, ’75, is on human-rights watch
Judith Patterson, ’74, recently joined the board of directors of Amnesty International.
June 1990 issue
Norm Rice, ’72, ’74, settles into Seattle mayor’s office
Seattle’s new mayor succeeded at the UW after initially being rejected for admission.
