A superhero’s welcome Community Transit’s superhero, Mr. Oxy-Gene, makes a point with a UW student during Wednesday’s 10-year celebration of the U-Pass program. Photo by Kathy Sauber

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Dana Felton, a senior forecaster with the National Weather Service in Seattle, shows the Doppler images on his computer. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20010702_6a

Above: Hundreds of faculty, staff and students gathered on Red Square Sept. 14, the national day of mourning. Together with Americans nationwide, they observed several moments of silence as first sirens wailed and then bells chimed. Right: Flags throughout the nation flew at half staff until President Bush ordered them at full staff on Sept. 23. Photo by Kathy Sauber PHOTO: KS20010699_4

The Foundation for International Understanding through Students held a candlelight vigil in response to the attack. Photo by Steve Hill PHOTO: SH20010715_23a

Dawg Dash Greg Crowther, graduate student in Physiology and Biophysics and winner of the 1999 Dawg Dash, encourages UW departments to sign up as teams in the annual walk/run Oct. 13. The event starts and finishes in Husky Stadium, with the 10k beginning at 9 a.m. and the 5k at 9:15. The cost is $20 general, $15 Alumni Association members, $10 students and $5 for students without the event t shirt. All proceeds support student scholarships. Register at the Alumni House or, beginning Oct. 6, at University Bookstore.

Mary Lidstrom, left, and Deirdre Meldrum work in the lab. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: L200110693_6

Jenny Mao, a counselor in the Student Counseling Center, with some of her Mariner memorabilia. PHOTO: KS20010717_9

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Gathering to share stress UW Medical Center staff gathered the afternoon of Sept. 14 to share their stress and grief in response to the terrorist attacks on the East Coast. Kathleen Sellick, UWMC executive director, led the meeting. Photo by Craig Degginger

Muilenburg Tower dedicated Members of the family of Rob Muilenburg, longtime executive director of UW Medical Center who died in September 2000, were on hand for dedication of the medical center’s eastern wing as the Robert H. Muilenburg Tower on Sept. 10. With the portrait of Rob, his wife Judith and their dog are son Matt Muilenburg, holding his baby daughter Olivia; grandson Rob Muilenburg and Judith.

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