alumni
March 1, 1991
‘From hell to Harvard’
Sherry Clark, '87, beat the odds in a big way. A welfare mother until a few years ago, Clark now practices law with a degree from the Harvard Law School.
December 1, 1990
Dash for the border
Lawrence Hess and 17 other embassy employees made what he described as a "mad dash for the border" and crossed to safety in Jordan.
September 1, 1990
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.
MacLachlan home again
"Twin Peaks" represents both a physical and professional homecoming for actor Kyle MacLachlan.
June 1, 1990
On the watch
Judith Patterson, ’74, recently joined the board of directors of Amnesty International.
Mayor a UW product
Seattle’s new mayor succeeded at the UW after initially being rejected for admission.
13 days in captivity
David Kent, ’79, was abducted and held prisoner by an ultra-left-wing group while working in Colombia.
March 1, 1990
Actor getting noticed
Harry Groener has been busy since his 1976 graduation from the UW’s Professional Actors Training Program.
Pilot hailed as hero
William Records, who received a UW business degree in 1963, was among 184 passengers and crew who miraculously survived a crash.
Dunbar at helm
UW alum Bonnie Dunbar, '71, '75, was the astronaut-in-charge Jan. 12 when the crew of the space shuttle Columbia successfully retrieved a satellite.
