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Winter 2014
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Winter 2014
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Larry Clark
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Finding the artist: An absurd, incredible journey
Feature
The scrambled natural world of global warming, a travelogue
Feature
More than 20 years ago, entomologist Jesse Logan ’77 predicted global warming's effects
Mapmaker mystery
Feature
A hand-drawn map leads to an exploration of the history of WSU geology.
Art in public places
Feature
Washington state's Art in Public Places program enhanced WSU and state buildings since 1974
Holiday sparklers and caviar
In Season
Sparkling wine and caviar add zest to the holidays.
Lost writer from a lost time
Panorama
Bringing Washington's working class writer Robert Cantwell out of the past
The roots of tilth
Panorama
Sustainable agriculture took a step forward in the 70s with Washington Tilth
Hair and history
Panorama
Pieces of pioneer Narcissa Whitman's hair open a fascinating, if macabre, chapter in NW history
The right color back on
Sports
Jason Gesser '02 returns, building relationships with fans and donors
Diving deep in a unique tropical paradise
Panorama
Cori Kane studies rare endemic fish in the Hawaiian archipelago
Lessons from Geronimo
Panorama
Legendary warrior and leader Geronimo inspired a book by a WSU football coach and instructor
A place for faith and support
Panorama
The Interfaith House offered meeting places and a place in WSU history.
Excerpt from Geronimo: Leadership Strategies of an American Warrior
Web Extra
Seeing and knowing
First Words
Stories in this issue take new looks at art, maps, and the natural world
Posts for Winter 2014
Posts
Letters from WSU alumni and faculty reflect on past stories
Joanne Hanley ’80—Preserving public treasures
Tracking
She never expected to lead a 9/11 memorial and Gettysburg
Mike Seely ’84, ’09—A passion for peppermint
Tracking
The Seelys don't just grow peppermint. They make fine candy.
Ted Tremper ’04—The art of improv
Tracking
Comedian Tremper started at WSU...and went on to Second City
Celebrating a half century, and more
WSU Alumni Association News
Golden and diamond grads from 1954 and 1964 return in September 2014
Nikkei Baseball
New Media
by Samuel O. Regalado ’83 MA, ’87 PhD
Red Light to Starboard: Recalling the Exxon Valdez Disaster
New Media
by Angela Day
Trail to Gold: The Pend Oreille Route
New Media
by Linda Hackbarth
New & noteworthy
New Media
Other books and media from WSU faculty and alumni
Black holes
Ask Dr. Universe
If there were a black hole between the Earth and moon, what would we see?
In plain sight
Last Words
Thousands pass by
Broken Arrow
, a sculpture in Terrell Library, each week without realizing its significance.
The mystery map
Web Extra
A large version of a mysterious geology map at WSU
Digital magazine for Winter 2014
Available in full-screen magazine spread and tablet-optimized versions