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Mini-Medical School
UW Medicine will be hosting a series of lectures that give an inside view of medical care. It is open to the public and will take place at 7 p.m. on six consecutive Tuesdays from Feb. 2 to March 9.
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- Tickets
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New Season Ticket Deposits
New season ticket deposits are being taken now for the 2010 season! Contact the Husky Ticket Office for more detail (206) 543-2200.
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- Tyee Club
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Voter approved Sound Transit Light Rail Coming
Sound Transit begins construction at Husky Stadium soon and game day parking will undergo significant changes next season. Visit the Husky Stadium Parking Guide within the Tyee website for more information.
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- Online Store
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- Multimedia
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Follow Your Favorite Team!
Receive updates on all your favorite Husky sports teams by following us on Twitter @UWSportsNews - the official Twitter page of University of Washington Athletics.
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- Inside Athletics
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UW Medical Sends One Of Its Own To The Olympics
The UW Medical Center will be sending an associate professor and non-surgical-sports-medicine specialist to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. He will be serving as a sports-medicine physician.
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- ISP
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 Pondexter Makes Pac-10 History2/8/2010 - M. Basketball Husky senior Quincy Pondexter made Washington history and equaled the Pac-10 record for conference Player of the Week awards in a season by earning his fourth nod on Monday. Miyashiro Checks In From The U.S. National Training Team2/9/2010 - W. Volleyball 2009 graduate and three-time All-American Tamari Miyashiro writes about her early experiences training with the U.S. National Team and their recent trip to China. Taylor Carries The Olympic Torch2/8/2010 - M. Golf Husky All-American golfer Nick Taylor carried the Olympic Torch in his hometown of Abbottsford, B.C. on Sunday evening. Champs Begin Title Defense This Week2/8/2010 - Softball The unanimously No. 1-ranked Washington softball team opens up defense of its 2009 National Championship this week when it travels down to Tempe, Ariz., to play in the Kajikawa Classic hosted by Arizona State.
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