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2004 marathon Bill Stover/WUSTL Photo		2005 Int'l festival Kevin Lowder/WUSTL Photo University community members perform a Han folk dance during the 2005 International Festival		ader conference Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Student Union President David Ader at Wednesday's press conference.		Basketball clinic Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Nine-year-old Courtney Powell meets members of the men??s and women??s basketball teams during the basketball clinic at 11 a.m. in the Athletic Complex. More than 15 young people took part in the clinic and learned the proper form for dribbling, passing and shooting from coaches and players.
Bear Sports - logo		Bill and Jack Danforth Photo by Mary Butkus / WUSTL Photo Senator John Danforth (left) and Washington University Chancellor Emeritus William H. Danforth visit prior to the dedication ceremony on Sept. 17 that recognized the roles the Danforth family and Bill Danforth, the Danforth Foundation have played in Washington University's evolution. The University officially changed the name of its Hilltop Campus to the Danforth Campus at that ceremony.		brookings commencement Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		bush/gore debate Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Texas Gov. George W. Bush (left) and Vice President Al Gore (seated, right) face off in the third Presidential Debate in the Field House at WUSTL
class of 55 grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Members of the Washington University Class of 1955 wait their turn to enter Brookings Quadrangle as part of the Commencement ceremony.		clemens with torch Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Washington University?s seven-time Division III national champion volleyball coach Teri Clemens beams as she picks up her torch in preparation for her leg of the relay, which will be around the track at Francis Field. Less than four months ago, Clemens was in critical condition in the hospital with a persistent health problem that forced her to retire from coaching.		Craig Virgin addresses the crowd Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Three-time Olympian and two-time world champion Craig Virgin talks to more than 250 attendees of the University?s sports clinics. Virgin balanced his presentation with some of his favorite quotes, as well as some video clips of his career highlights.		Crow Hall observatory The telescope housed in the Danforth Campus observatory, pictured here in the 1950s, in Crow Hall is the oldest instrument still in use by the Department of Physics in Arts & Sciences
Danforth Family Photo by Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Front row (left to right); Jody Root, Sally Danforth, Jefferson Miller, Dotty Miller, Mary Jane Gray, Beth Sankey, William H. Danforth, Grace Danforth, Alex Danforth, Jeff Miller, Jr., Abby Castel Back row: John Danforth, James Galloway Reid, Rob Sankey, David Danforth, Andrew Danforth, Tina Danforth		Danforth medallion2 Photo by Joe Angeles		Danforth Seal Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		Danforth Seal Cropped Joe Angeles
Danforth Speakers Photo by Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton and Chancellor Emeritus William H. "Bill" Danforth (seated) with participants at the dedication ceremony. From left to right are: David W. Kemper, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Commerce Bancshares Inc. as well as chairman of the university's board of trustees; James E. McLeod, vice chancellor for students & dean of the College of Arts & Sciences; senior Laura Kleinman, a Truman and Danforth scholar at the university; keynote speaker Harold T. Shapiro, Ph.D., president emeritus and professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton University; Gerald L. Early, Ph.D., Washington University's Merle Kling Professor of Modern Letters and director of the Center for the Humanities in Arts & Sciences; David T. Blasingame, executive vice chancellor for alumni and development; and Edward S. Macias, dean of Arts & Sciences, executive vice chancellor and the Barbara and David Thomas Distinguished Professor in Arts & Sciences.		Danforth Standing Ovation Photo by Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo A standing ovation for Chancellor Emeritus William H. "Bill" Danforth as he take the podium at Graham Chapel.		debate 2000 main image Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Texas Gov. George W. Bush (left) and Vice President Al Gore (seated, right) face off in the third Presidential Debate at Washington University in St. Louis		debate conf II Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo (l-r)Jerry Lee, chief of police for St. Louis County; Don Strom, chief of University police; Joani Komlos, media director for the Commission on Presidential Debates; and Steve Givens, chair of the University's Presidential Debate Steering Committee and assistant to the chancellor.
debate conf. panel one Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo L-R Wrighton, ralph thaman, assoc. vc of facilities,planning,management, steve givens, chair of WUSTL pres debate steering committee		debate press conf. Joe Angeles/WUSTL photo News media turned out Thursday afternoon in the Field House to hear Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton announce that the University will host a presidential debate on Oct. 8, 2004.		debate press conf. wrighton interview Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Karita Matilla of the P-D interviews Wrighton after conference		Dee and Dum Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Emily Doyle and Kristy Fammartino, Tweedel dum and Tweedle dee in the Mad Hatter's Tea Party play, pose in front of the Brookings Hall arch.
Des Lee at Francis Field rededication Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo St. Louis philanthropist E. Desmond Lee listens as members of the U.S. Olympic Committee explain some of the various do?s and don?ts of carrying the torch. Lee will bring the torch into Francis Field via the Big Bend Boulevard entrance.		Diwali 150th Dan Donovan/WUSTL Photo Members of Ashoka, the Indian students group at Washington University, perform Indian dances from their annual event, "Diwali: Festival of Lights."		Early with record Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		Earth Planetary building Photo by David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Washington University's new Earth & Planetary Sciences Building.
edwards commence Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		Eliot Residence Hall WUSTL archives Eilot Residence Hall, 1965		friedman gephard process grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Senior class president and student Commencement speaker Jordan Friedman walks with Richard A. Gephardt, former house minority leader who delivered the Commencement address. Gephardt also received an honorary doctor of humane letters in the ceremony.		friedman speaking Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL photo
gass friedman grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo From left: Robert G. Roeder, Ph.D., the Arnold O. and Mabel S. Beckman Professor of Biochemistry and head of the Laboratory of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Rockefeller University, and William H. Gass, Ph.D., the David May Distinguished University Professor Emeritus in the Humanities in Arts & Sciences, stand next to Jordan Friedman, senior class president and student Commencement speaker, and honorary grand marshal Lee Robins, Ph.D., professor emeritus of sociology in psychiatry in the School of Medicine and the founder of the Master in Psychiatric Epidemiology Program. Roeder received an honorary doctor of science; Gass received an honorary doctor of humanities; and Friedman received a bachelor?s degree in social thought and analysis in Arts & Sciences in the ceremony.		george wash statue Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		George Washington statue		gephardt on stage grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Commencement speaker Richard A. Gephardt, (left), a two-time presidential candidate who has served as both majority and minority leader for Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives; Emily Rauh Pulitzer, founder and chairman of the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St. Louis; and James E. Stowers Jr., co-chairman of the Stowers Institute for Medical Research in Kansas City and founder and current board member of American Century Companies Inc., a leading investment manager. Gephardt received an honorary doctor of humanities; Pulitzer received an honorary doctor of humanities; and Stowers received an honorary doctor of science.
gephardt speech grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Richard A. Gephardt delivers his Commencement address to the Washington University Class of 2005. A two-time presidential candidate, Gephardt has served as both majority and minority leader for Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives.		Girls with flags at Francis Field rededication Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Ellie Nothstine, 11 (left), and Carolyn Jackson, 12, listen as three-time Olympian and two-time world cross country champion Craig Virgin talks about how to set ? and achieve ? goals, which every Olympic athlete started doing at a young age.		graduation crowd Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		green gowns Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Commencement 2004 features WUSTL's sesquicentennial celebration with a new tradition -- green gowns for all graduates, modeled here by Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton (left) and trustee Chairman John F. McDonnell. The new gowns were designed by a member of WUSTL's faculty.
high jump Courtesy of Missouri Historical Society		honorary hooding grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Commencement ceremony Grand Marshal Edward N. Wilson, Ph.D., professor of mathematics and chair of the Commencement Committee, hoods James E. Stowers Jr., co-chairman of the Stowers Institute for Medical Research in Kansas City and founder and current board member of American Century Companies Inc., signifying the conferral of an honorary doctor of science. Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton (right) and University Trustee Priscilla L. Hill-Ardoin look on.		hurdles Courtesy of Missouri Historical Society		I-64 construction banner
I-64 construction map		implosion 1 David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Charges are detonated in the lower levels of Eliot Residence Hall.		implosion 2 David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Eliot Residence Hall during implosion		implosion 3 David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Eliot continues to collapse as planned
implosion 4 David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Near the end of the process, Eliot Residence Hall is almost completely folded in upon itself		implosion montage Photos by Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo The implosion of Eliot Residence Hall.		kipnis commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		knight center, north view Executives will meet March 22 at the Charles F. Knight Executive Education Center
liberman commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		lollipop Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Michael Wysession, Ph.D., associate professor of earth and planetary sciences in Arts & Sciences, lends a helping hand to his four-year-old daughter Elizabeth in front of Brookings Hall.		Major, John - Commencement 2006 The Right Honorable Sir John Major delivers the Commencement address at Washington University in St. Louis.		MISA full conf. 3 Jennifer Weisbord
MISA full conf. two Jennifer Weisbord		MISA full conference one Jennifer Weisbord/WUSTL		MISA group Jennifer Weisbord/WUSTL Left to right--David Kemper, James V Wertsch, Santanu Das, Washington University Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton, john F McDonnell, Donald B McNaughton, and John C Danforth		MISA McDonnell speaking Jennifer Weisbord/WUSTL
MISA wrighton podium Jennifer Weisbord/WUSTL		MISA wrighton w mcdonnell Jennifer Weisbord		MISA wrighton with lee Jennifer Weisbord/WUSTL		olympic torch 2004 An olive leaf served as the inspiration for the first Olympic Torch that will travel to all five continents, carrying the message of peace for the Olympic Games of 2004.
opening commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		powwow dancer Winnebago Tribe member John Snowball performs during last year's powwow.		processional by jan. hall grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Honorary grand marshal Lee Robins, Ph.D., (right) professor emeritus of sociology in psychiatry in the School of Medicine and the founder of the Master in Psychiatric Epidemiology Program, leads the procession into Brookings Quadrangle to kick off the 144th Commencement ceremony.		Quad 150 Dan Donovan/WUSTL Photo A steady stream of party guests filtered into two refreshment tents in Brookings Quadrangle throughout the afternoon, forming sometimes long lines at buffet tables that featured free picnic-style lunch fare, including hot dogs, sausages, chips, apples, popcorn and cotton candy. Working from the smaller of the two tents, the Alumni Association handed out cups of a special 150th anniversary version of St. Louis' famous frozen custard, a cherry-flavored concoction created by alumnus Ted Drewes.
quad view grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Students, their friends and families pack Brookings Quadrangle for Washington University's 144th Commencement. More than 2,500 degrees were conferred in the ceremony, wich featured a Commencement address delivered by Richard A. Gephardt, a two-time presidential candidate who has served as both majority and minority leader for Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives.		rhodes winners Photo by Mary Butkus Rhodes Scholars Allison Gilmore (left) and Bethany Ehlmann chat in Holmes Lounge.		schael speech Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Washington University Director of Athletics John Schael makes a point at the Francis Field rededication ceremony. Looking on, from left, are Jeff Rainford, chief of staff for St. Louis mayor Francis G. Slay, and University Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton.		Securing the Debate Dawn Majors/P-D St. Louis County police Officer Skip Clayborn (left) checks IDs Tuesday at a checkpoint at Washington University.
Sports new logo *		students stand grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Graduating students stand during the singing of ?America the Beautiful? at the start of the Commencement ceremony.		Symphony 150 Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Orchestral music brought the university's 150th Birthday celebration to a triumphant close as crowds jammed the quadrangle for a complimentary performance by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Playing to a wall-to-wall crowd estimated at more than 7,000, the symphony's performance was backed up by what some described as a natural lightshow -- a dramatic sunset that capped a gorgeous fall day, filling the horizon with hues that transitioned slowly from gold, to mauve, to purple.		toss hats commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo
troy ruths trophy 2008		virgil before commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		williams speech Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Wendy Williams, who won the bronze medal in platform diving at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, shares a laugh with more than 400 people at the Francis Field rededication ceremony.		wrighton and stowers grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton (left) with James E. Stowers Jr., co-chairman of the Stowers Institute for Medical Research in Kansas City and founder and current board member of American Century Companies Inc., a leading investment manager. Stowers received an honorary doctor of science at the Commencement ceremony.
Wrighton at Francis Field rededication Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton delivers opening remarks during the rededication ceremony of Francis Field. Because of inclement weather, the rededication was moved inside to the Field House. The rededication and the torch run mark the final event of the University?s Sesquicentennial yearlong celebration.		wrighton speech grad 05 Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton delivers his remarks to the more than 2,500 graduating students.		WU debate Doug Mills/The New York Times Senator John Kerry and President Bush debating at Washington University in St. Louis.