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Briefly

About 250 UW medical school graduates from 10 classes gathered in Seattle Oct. 1-2 to participate in this year's Medical Alumni Weekend.

An awards dinner at the HUB Ballroom on Saturday featured the presentation of the 1999 Distinguished Alumnus Award to Wayne Crill, professor and chair of the Department of Physiology and Biophysics.

The 1999 Humanitarian Award was presented to Andrew Hurst, a 1990 graduate, and his wife Vashti Apostol-Hurst.

For more, browse the alumni association's Web site:

http://depts.washington.edu/medalum/