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Check out this article from The Daily of the University of Washington. The White House Administration gave Seattle accolades on its leadership in biomedical studies and community sustainability.
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Six Huskies Earn Pac-10 Academic Honors
Dec. 2, 2008
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Complete Pac-10 Release in PDF Format A total of six Washington football players earned mention as the Pac-10 Conference announced the 2008 football All-Academic team today. Sophomore safety Victor Aiyewa led the way, earning first-team honors. Junior safety Tripper Johnson was a second-team selection and four Huskies earned honorable mention: sophomore offensive tackle Cody Habben, junior fullback Paul Homer, senior kicker Ryan Perkins and sophomore fullback Austin Sylvester. Aiyewa, from Fresno, Texas, boasts a 3.67 grade point average as a pre-sciences major. Johnson, a 26-year old former professional baseball player from Bellevue, Wash., carries a 3.25 GPA. For the entire Pac-10 release on the All-Academic team, click the link at the top of this release.
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