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INFAMOUS JOB: The UW鈥檚 botany greenhouse manager Doug Ewing has won a dubious distinction: His was one of the jobs profiled by Popular Science magazine recently as 鈥渢he worst, most torturous, icky, painful, stinky, dangerous and just plain horrible jobs in science.

October 6, 2003

Book says Northwest salmon could face same fate as in Northeast, England

The year was 1715, and King George I of England enacted laws in an effort to protect salmon runs throughout Great Britain.Today few salmon ply British waterways, the victims of overfishing, degraded habitat, harnessing water power for industry, and misguided use of hatcheries to restore salmon runs, which ultimately hurt more than helped. Strikingly, much the same scenario began playing out 100 years later in the rivers of northeastern North America.

Roots of WWII imprisonment of Japanese Americans go back to 1920s

The imprisonment of more than 117,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry was no spur-of-the-moment decision launched in reaction to the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor. Rather it was the end game in a long, deliberate process undertaken by the United States government, which was unable or unwilling to distinguish between citizens and non-citizens, a 91探花 scholar contends in a new book.