Put your UW devotion into words . . . for $1,000
The University of Washington is offering $1,000 and a place in history to someone who can come up with a new school anthem.
We want to hear your suggestions.
Send us your song
Send UW your song
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Friday, May 9, 2008 - Page updated at 06:37 p.m.

Put your UW devotion into words . . . for $1,000
The University of Washington is offering $1,000 and a place in history to someone who can come up with a new school anthem.
We want to hear your suggestions.
Send us your song
Send UW your song
GREG GILBERT / THE SEATTLE TIMES
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