Features

Washington’s Wine Crush – From Whidbey Island to Woodinville to Walla Walla, Washington’s wine industry is coming of age. by Hannelore Sudermann

WEB EXCLUSIVE–Story: Grape expectations – A look at Washington’s wine

WEB EXCLUSIVE–Gallery: Washington’s wine crush – Photographs by Chris Anderson

Living with Art – What happens when enjoyment becomes passion. by Tim Steury

Not Your Normal Truffle – Head Cowgirl Marilyn Lysohir followed her muse West in search of Art and Chocolate. by Tim Steury

It’s Only a Model – Modelers don’t always expect their models to be “right.” But they do expect them to help explain our world. by Cherie Winner

Panoramas

Hanging on by a whisker

Pop Art in Pullman

Brewing up business

Maybe tomorrow: Graduate student follows his heart into uncharted territory

Ann Christenson’s time piece

Medieval missive: An ancient document rediscovered

Rewriting the book on photosynthesis

When buoy meets barge

Magpie Forest: Protecting a piece of the past

WEB EXCLUSIVE–Gallery: Magpie Forest – Photographs by George Bedirian

Adorning the world

A tiny shrimp threatens to topple an industry

Departments

FOOD AND FORAGE: A Sweet Buzz: Honey

SEASONS/SPORTS: Going with the Floe

Tracking

What I’ve learned since college: Theodore Baseler ’76

Honduras: What patients we saw!

Peru: In the middle of the jungle with no Walgreens

Being Sacagawea

Craig Schafer ’76: The Fixer

Carolyn Schactler ’49: Inspired by many sources

CLASS NOTES

IN MEMORIAM

Books, etc.

Sacajawea’s People: The Lemhi Shoshones and the Salmon River Country

Windfalls

Head Full of Traffic

Eighty-Sixed: A Compendium of the Hapless Word Riot Press

WEB EXCLUSIVE–New and noteworthy: Kill the Editor – John R. Irby’s new book chronicles 25 years of newspaper experience from the editor’s chair. Review by Rob Dennie ’05

 

On the cover: Illustrative map by Peter Siu of Washington state wine growing areas.