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Jordan targets misinformation research

Jordan alleges colleges aided Biden's “censorship regime by advising on so-called misinformation"

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Matt Calkins: It’s hard to see how Mike Hopkins is going to change things for UW men

Cash or confidence?

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Matt Calkins: Costly buyout may be only thing that keeps Washington from firing Mike Hopkins

SEATTLE — This is a column about Mike Hopkins' future at Washington, but first, a reference to Pete Carroll.

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Washington's season ends after first-round loss to Colorado in Pac-12 tournament

LAS VEGAS — After Cole Bajema somehow converted the layup of a lifetime before crashing to the court that pulled the Huskies even with 1:25 left, Colorado’s Luke O’Brien drained a dagger 3-pointer on the ensuing possession.

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Larry Stone: Why Ohio State's cancellation of UW series is a bad sign for Pac-12

SEATTLE — First things first: Ohio State's decision to cancel its home-and-home football series with Washington in 2024 and 2025 stinks on an ethical level.

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College football recruiting has changed, and ‘it’s getting worse’ for high school prospects

SEATTLE — The transfer portal has changed the college-football landscape, and because of that, high school recruiting has changed too.

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Washington blown out in second half by No. 6 Arizona for 15th straight loss to ranked opponent

SEATTLE — The Washington men's basketball team targeted Saturday's rematch against No. 6 Arizona as a chance to rekindle their flickering NCAA Tournament hopes.

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Internet goes berserk over Stanford ‘language guide’ that discourages use of ‘American’ and ‘survivor’

STANFORD, Calif. — From the internet to the national media to the holiday dinner table, much of the country has seemed to be up in arms in recent weeks over a newly discovered Stanford University “language guide” that discourages the use of words like “American,” “survivor” and “freshman” — steps…

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More of the same for Washington men in 74-49 home setback to No. 11 UCLA

SEATTLE — Three straight home games and three straight lopsided losses for the Washington men’s basketball team.

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Matt Calkins: Washington could be a juggernaut next season. But it's time to celebrate a 2022 to remember.

SAN ANTONIO — It would be easy for a Washington Huskies fan to look ahead to next year and salivate.

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Michael Penix Jr., Huskies overcome adversity in Alamo Bowl win over Texas

SAN ANTONIO — When their flight from Tampa, Florida, was canceled Tuesday, Michael and Takisha Penix — the parents of standout Husky quarterback Michael Penix Jr. — drove for 17 hours to see their son.

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Washington's struggles vs. ranked teams continue in loss to No. 23 Auburn

SEATTLE — To snap their three-year winless streak against ranked teams, Mike Hopkins believed the Washington men’s basketball team needed to balance its emotions, execute the game plan and match No. 23 Auburn’s toughness.

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Study reveals one major reason why you might be struggling to get to sleep

Not getting sufficient daylight exposure may push back onset of sleep at night, research suggests

The Independent UK

Daylight exposure helps ease better into sleep at night, study suggests

Not getting sufficient daylight exposure may push back onset of sleep at night, research suggests

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Mike Vorel: Diving inside Washington's transfer portal wish list

For Washington, there's more than one way to recruit.

Daily Record

Alzheimer's symptoms could be picked up 'years' before diagnosis by blood test

Research suggests that the disease takes hold long before any symptoms are displayed, making it harder to treat.

The Independent UK

Blood test can detect ‘toxic’ protein years before Alzheimer’s symptoms – study

Currently patients tend to receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s only after they show well-known signs of the disease.

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Matt Calkins: Why UW Huskies fans should celebrate Ryan Grubb’s contract extension

The main question on most Huskies fans’ minds was whether their signal caller will be back next season. But perhaps just as important was retaining the caller for that caller.

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Mountain West Basketball: Fresno State vs. Washington–Preview, Odds, Prediction

Fresno State heads to Anaheim for the Paycom Wooden Legacy. They'll take on Washington, here's what to look for.

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Washington runs through Colorado as increasingly important Apple Cup looms

SEATTLE — This isn’t basketball.

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UW’s Wayne Taulapapa preparing to play with a heavy heart after Virginia shooting

Wayne Taulapapa will play his final game inside Husky Stadium Saturday.

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How these Native Seattleites are 'taking back' Thanksgiving

SEATTLE — When she was in grade school in the early 1990s, Duwamish tribal council member Desirée Rose Fagan remembers her class wearing colonial-style pilgrim hats to a school assembly for Columbus Day, and learning the myth of Indigenous peoples and pilgrims peacefully gathering for Thanksgiving.

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Michael Penix Jr. and resilient Washington outlast No. 6 Oregon in stunning rivalry upset

Washington’s offense looked right at home inside Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore.

Dynamite News

Study finds inverted dancers have more acute visuomotor perception

Astronauts have a unique visuomotor experience with inverted movements in space, previous research has found that astronauts can interpret inverted movements more accurately than persons on Earth. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Washington's road woes in Tempe continue as Huskies lose shootout to Arizona State, 45-38

TEMPE, Ariz. — Wacky things happen for Washington in the Arizona desert.

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