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11/18/2009 History professor seeks reform to tax system
Tim Eyman's influence in Washington is fading - only one of his past five initiatives was approved by voters. James N. Gregory urges state lawmakers to stop being afraid of Eyman and the voters, exercise some leadership and reform our tax system.
The Seattle Times
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11/16/2009 Math Student Part of "Trillion Triangle" Team
Mathematics doctoral student Robert Bradshaw is part of an international team of mathematicians that recently announced having identified all congruent numbers to one trillion. The work advances knowledge about a centuries-old mathematics puzzle.
Uweek
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11/5/2009 A&S Salutes Medal of Honor Recipients
The University will dedicate a Medal of Honor memorial next Wednesday. The ceremony begins at 10 a.m. with a parade down Memorial Way. Five of the eight Medal of Honor recipients attended the College of Arts & Sciences.
Uweek
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10/23/2009 Portrait of a TA
Between studying for her own classes, grad student Rachel Sanders creates an atmosphere of active learning though critical perception for her own students as a TA for Introduction to Political Theory. It's a busy and rewarding daily routine.
The Daily
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10/19/2009 Governor Proclaims Purple and Gold Day
UW alumna and Washington State Governor Chris Gregoire has officially proclaimed Friday, October 23, 2009 to be "Purple and Gold Day" in our state. That's the day before the UW's Homecoming football game against Oregon, so wear your school colors and support the University of Washington.
UW Alumni Association
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10/14/2009 Joanne Harrell appointed to Board of Regents
Communication alumna Joanne Harrell has been appointed by Governor Gregoire to the University of Washington Board of Regents.
Department of Communication Website
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10/8/2009 Interactive exhibit at Henry Art Museum
"Vortexhibition Polyphonica" invites visitors to share their reactions via computer kiosks. The exhibit consists of selected pieces from the Henry's permanent selection.
U Week
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10/7/2009 The Cadaver, The Comatose, & The Chimera
Join the artist Stelarc as he explains the use of medical instruments, prosthetics, robotics, Virtual Reality systems, the Internet and biotechnology in his works of art. The lecture is Thursday, October 8, from 7 - 8:30 p.m. and is free to student, faculty, and staff.
the Henry Art Gallery
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