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March 2000 issue
Stephen Nord, Student Affairs sage, dies at 69
Stephen Edward Nord, '52, touched the lives of thousands of students in his long career in the Department of Student Affairs.
March 2000 issue
Ruth Bale, ’24, a Husky fan across three centuries
When the new millennium turned on Jan. 1, Ruth Calista Bale, '24, celebrated something very few UW alumni could share with her—having lived in three centuries.
March 2000 issue
Historic Sand Point housing to meet the wrecking ball
Starting this summer, the "temporary" housing left over from World War II will see the wrecking crew.
March 2000 issue
Bittersweet memories of an influential journalist and friend
Tom Stockley, '58, and his wife, Margaret "Peggy" Hodges Stockley, '59, died in the crash of Alaska Airlines Flight 261.
March 2000 issue
High-tech coating resists bacteria, researchers find
Buddy Ratner is leading a UW research team that may have discovered a way to prevent thousands of deaths from hospital-acquired infections each year.
March 2000 issue
Journalist Meg Greenfield leaves nearly $3 million to UW Classics department
As editor of the Washington Post's editorial page, Meg Greenfield helped shape public and private opinion. Few people knew about her private passion—classical languages and literature.
March 2000 issue
Gene expert leaves UW to form private institute
Leroy Hood, chair of the Department of Molecular Biotechnology, announced he is leaving the UW to form the Institute for Systems Biology.
March 2000 issue
New York schools leader to head new K-12 institute
Rudy Crew, former chancellor of New York public schools, became executive director of the University of Washington's new Institute for K-12 Leadership.
March 2000 issue
Student researchers head north in search of salmon and knowledge
Students are working alongside UW faculty and graduate students for six weeks, building on a half-century of salmon research.
March 2000 issue
UW research explores links between air travel and stress
A UW professor and doctoral student conducted a pioneering study of people who fly frequently for business.
March 2000 issue
Charles Odegaard, 1911-1999, was UW’s steady hand for 15 remarkable years
A community remembers the remarkable achievements of Charles Odegaard.
March 2000 issue
With major projects on the horizon, UW relies on community spirit
The region is going to be hit with three of the messiest, biggest-impact projects ever—and all at about the same time.
