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• Sankey, Callier battle to replace Polk at Washington

  April 21, 2012 in Sports on Page C7 Washington football fans attending today’s open practice at Memorial Stadium will undoubtedly pay close attention to the tailback spot, where Jesse Callier and Bishop Sankey (Gonzaga Prep) are competing to …

• Hard-to-peg Huskies sitting on the bubble for NCAA invitation

  March 10, 2012 in Sports Sitting on a podium in front of a room crowded with media, Lorenzo Romar pleaded his case for Washington to receive an invitation to the NCAA tournament.

• Wroten’s block preserves win for Husky men

  January 29, 2012 in Sports on Page C6 TUCSON, Ariz. – With a once-big lead down to two and the crowd louder than any he had heard before, Washington freshman Tony Wroten found a way to shut everything …

• Cougs zero in on UW’s Wroten

  January 14, 2012 in Sports The essence of Washington’s most dangerous player is captured via conversation with two players who must defend him this afternoon.

• Two Inland Northwest students chosen as Rhodes Scholars

  November 22, 2011 in City Two former Inland Northwest residents are among 32 American students to be selected as Rhodes scholars. 10

• No. 13 Stanford dominates Washington

  October 30, 2010 in Sports SEATTLE - Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck outclassed Jake Locker, and it wasn’t even close. Luck ran for a 51-yard touchdown the first time he carried the ball, directed Stanford to … 2

• No more moral victories

  September 4, 2010 in Sports on Page C1 Close won’t be good enough this time. When the University of Washington football team opened its season this time last year, a narrow loss to a Top 25 program was …

• New UW program clears way to 3-year degree

  October 29, 2009 in Region A new University of Washington program will clear the way to a three-year undergraduate degree for students who arrive on campus with 45 credits. 3

• Fall enrollment up at Wash. public universities

  October 13, 2009 in City Fall enrollment is up at Washington’s public universities this fall. Most of the increase comes from students who decided to stay in school rather than seeking their fortunes elsewhere in …

• Agreement near to move Apple Cup to Qwest

  April 15, 2009 in Sports Washington State University and the University of Washington are near an agreement to move the Apple Cup rivalry football game to Qwest Field in Seattle, The Spokesman-Review learned Wednesday. 15

• Budget woes could mean layoffs at universities

  February 11, 2009 in City on Page A5 OLYMPIA – Washington’s two largest public universities painted a bleak picture Tuesday of looming budget cuts as the state grapples with a shortfall that lawmakers say could reach $8 billion. …

• Sarkisian continues rebuilding

  December 17, 2008 in Sports on Page C3 The overhaul of the University of Washington football program continued Tuesday with the announcement of two more new assistants under new head coach Steve Sarkisian. Demetrice Martin, a former colleague …

• UW’s $150 million request likely dead

  January 25, 2008 in City on Page B1 OLYMPIA – The University of Washington’s controversial request for $150 million in public money for a revamped Husky Stadium may already be dead this year, a top lawmaker said Thursday. …