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Inside Story
By Perfecting Ultrasound, Don Baker Revolutionized the Way Doctors Make a Diagnosis—and Put Seattle on the Biotech Map.
By Jon Marmor

Reversal of Fortunes
For More and More Workers, the American Dream Is Just a Mirage, Say the Authors of a New Book.
By Brad Broberg

Fatal Inheritance
Can Families with a History of Pancreatic Cancer Stop a Genetic Time Bomb? A Pioneering UW Program Can Help—But at a Price.
By Scott Holter

Top of Their Class
The UW Honors Its Top Faculty, TAs, Volunteers and Staff.

• Breaking News About the UW. Timely updates on what's happening at the "U."
• Former Player Romar Returns to Coach Basketball. UW's first African-American basketball coach comes from Saint Louis University.
• Relatively Speaking, Kissing Cousins are OK. Genetic consequences of first cousins marrying each other are minor, according to new UW study.
• 'Painful' Cuts Coming after State Lowers UW Budget by $24 Million. Academic and administrative units see 2.5% reduction, prepare for continued decline in public support.

• On the Boards or in the Labs, Undergrads Get Award-Winning Education. UW Dance Program and Friday Harbor Labs Apprenticeship Program share 2002 Brotman Award for Instructional Excellence.
• Seattle ARCS Honored for Graduate Student Support. 2002 UW Recognition Award goes to Seattle chapter of Achievement Rewards for College Scientists.
• Bishop Tutu Honored as UW Revives Honorary Degree Program. First recipient since 1921, Tutu present for opening of Tutu Peace Foundation of North America.
• Former Secretary of State Albright to Salute Class of 2002. Featured speaker at 127th UW Commencement also to receive an honorary doctorate of laws.
• Medical School is Tops in Primary Care; 20 units rated in U.S. News Top 10.
• Milestones. Appointments, honors, rankings

• Prelude
• From the President
• Letters to the Editor
• Our Back Pages
  The Henry Behind the Henry

Extras

• Stuntwoman Supreme Marla Casey, '86, former UW gymnast, now leading Hollywood stunt double.
• "Uphold the Law" Judge William L. Dwyer, '52, U.S. District Court, one of the nation's most respected federal judges, died February 12.
• A Scientists' Scientist Hans Neurath, a towering figure in the field of biochemistry, died April 12.
• New Dawghouse On The Radio UW sports radio.

• Electronic Newsletter, Free E-Mail Part of New Alumni Internet Services UW NewsLinks, UW NetID now available to all alumni.
• Couple Who Died Tragically in Plane Crash Honored for Their Service to UW Distinguished Service Award given posthumously to Judy, '62, and Geoff, '65, Vernon.
• Young Alumni Connect Through New Services Survey of alumni graduating within the past 10 years guides new offerings.
• The Beat Goes On as UW Holds Third Annual Summer Arts Festival Performances, exhibits, lectures and workshops take over Seattle campus from July 16-20.
• Tri-Cities Alumni Leader Karen Sullivan-Schwebke, '78, '87, spearheads programming efforts.

• Stuntwoman Supreme Marla Casey, '86, former UW gymnast, now leading Hollywood stunt double.
• "Uphold the Law" Judge William L. Dwyer, '52, U.S. District Court, one of the nation's most respected federal judges, died February 12.
• A Scientists' Scientist Hans Neurath, a towering figure in the field of biochemistry, died April 12.

• Alumnotes: News of classmates from 1947 to 2001.
• Obituaries Alumni, faculty and friends of the University.
• Alumnotes Page How to submit a class note plus our Alumnotes Archive