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From the eyes of a student

Sophomore Susana Contreras defends affordable education — 4 comments

UW Sophomore Susana Contreras waits with other students outside the Capitol building before delivering petitions to the governor’s office.

From the eyes of a lobbyist

ASUW lobbyist Jono Hanks negotiates higher-education interests

Weird World News: Drunk drivers, smoking snakes and banning bestiality

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — A South African minibus taxi driver was arrested Wednesday for transporting 49 children in a 16-passenger vehicle while driving with a blood-alcohol level five times the legal limit, The Associated Press reported.

Hec, yeah: UW continues Edmundson dominance with another blowout win

Add another victim to the Hec Edmundson Pavilion vengeance tour.

ASU center Eric Boateng fouls forward Justin Holiday in Washington’s 76-53 win against ASU Saturday.

Husky energy runs dry in the desert

With a match-up against No. 1 Stanford in Seattle just four days away, this was not the weekend the Washington women’s basketball team was looking for.

Huskies capture Great Northwest Shootout

The Washington men’s tennis team emerged from the weekend unscathed, moving the Huskies’ overall record to 7-1.

Huskies survive Aztec rally, complete home sweep

The score might not have showed it, but the 20th-ranked Washington women’s tennis team got its first home test this season yesterday against San Diego State University before coming out on top, 5-2.

Men’s golf team loses lead, still happy with finish in Hawaii

They took a two-stroke lead heading into the final round and finished tied for second at the end of the Mauna Lani Invitational in Waikoloa, Hawaii, but Washington men’s golf head coach Matt Thurmond wasn’t too disappointed with his team’s finish.

UW gets in the win column with two road victories

The Washington gymnastics team earned its first two victories of the year yesterday, coming second to eighth-ranked Stanford in a quad meet.

Editorial cartoon and rants and raves

View today's editorial cartoon by Jeff Booth. — 1 comment

Jeff Booth editorial cartoon for Feb. 8, 2010

What does the iPad really accomplish?

With the announcement of Apple’s new iPad — essentially a giant iPod touch — we find ourselves becoming primed to purchase these constantly advancing technologies.

Husky Promise doesn’t need to be put to sleep, just fixed

It’s never good when you have to break a promise. — 2 comments

Vote in special election tomorrow

Tomorrow would be like any other Tuesday in February, except that it is election day.

Don’t blame it on the alcohol

Before Craig Hall returns to his house on Greek Row, he worries about his economics midterm later that day. — 2 comments

UW sophomore Craig Hall of Zeta Psi relaxes in his room after a midterm. Hall is working with his fraternity to battle stereotypes about college students and drinking.

Neighborhood Watch

Your guide to the weekend.

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Pop Culture Crackdown: Lost imitators

(Note: May contain spoilers for FlashForward, Heroes, V and several other shows that are all inferior to Lost.) — 1 comment

Artist Spotlight: Arj Barker

Comedian Arj Barker laments being stood up.

Album Review: Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel is an absolute living legend.

Restaurant Review: Cicchetti

As soon as I stepped into the busy little restaurant in the otherwise quiet corner of Eastlake Avenue East and East Boston Street, two thoughts immediately crossed my mind: I might be a little too young and a little too underdressed for this place.

Book Review: Reality Hunger

Wikipedia tells me David Shields (an accomplished essayist, as well as fiction and non-fiction writer) has a library of work that cannot be placed within generic boundaries of style or genre.

Film Review: Dear John

Films based on novels by Nicholas Sparks have a certain formula: Throw in an attractive, popular male lead.


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