Arts & Sciences Perspectives Newsletter of the University of Washington
College of Arts and Sciences
Winter 1998

Untangling the Web
Faculty are beginning to explore the World Wide Web's potential as a teaching tool, with encouraging results.
An Elementary Lesson for Music Students
As part of a 400-level music education course, "Music for Children," UW undergraduates prepare and teach short segments about music to elementary school students.
  A Clean Sweep for Goldwater Scholars
Four exceptional Arts & Sciences students received the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for the past year. Given their talent and motivation, it's no surprise that the selection committee was impressed.
  Dinner for 90? No Problem for These Volunteers
A pair of graduate students in sociology wanted to help the homeless, so they began organizing a weekly Friday night meal in a church basement. Two years later, the program is still going strong.
  Bigger than El Niņo--and More Difficult to Predict
Atmospheric sciences faculty, working with scientists from the Fisheries Research Institute, have been studying a decades-long climate shift and its causes.
  A Doctor with a Difference
Michael Christensen, an alumnus of the School of Drama, brings joy to hospitalized children by clowning around.
 

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