marches using a traditional high step, and it is one of only a few marching bands left in the United States to do so. Like many college bands, the Husky band has several traditional songs that it has played for decades, including the official fight songs "Bow Down to Washington" and "Tequila", as well as fan-favorite "Africano". Notable alumni and faculty Notable alumni of the University of Washington include U.S. Olympic rower Joe Rantz (1936); architect Minoru Yamasaki (1934); news anchor and Big Sky resort founder Chet Huntley (1934); US Senator Henry M. Jackson (JD 1935); Baskin Robbins co-founder Irv Robbins (1939); former actor, The Hollywood Reporter columnist and TCM host Robert Osborne (1954); glass artist Dale Chihuly (BA 1965); serial killer Ted Bundy; Nobel Prize-winning biologist Linda B. Buck; Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marilynne Robinson (PhD 1977), martial artist Bruce Lee; saxophonist Kenny G (1978); MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe (1988); Mudhoney lead vocalist Mark Arm (1985, English); Soundgarden guitarist Kim Thayil (Philosophy); music manager Susan Silver (Chinese); actor Rainn Wilson (BA, Drama 1986); radio and TV personality Andrew Harms (2001, Business and Drama); actor and comedian Joel McHale (1995, MFA 2000), actor and Christian personality Jim Caviezel, former soccer player Megan Kufeld, and basketball player Matisse Thybulle. In film 1965: The Slender Thread, directed by Sydney Pollack 1979: The Changeling, directed by Peter Medak 1983: WarGames, directed by John Badham 1987: Black Widow, directed by Bob Rafelson 1992: Singles, directed by Cameron Crowe 1997: The Sixth Man, directed by Randall Miller 1999: 10 Things I Hate About You, directed by Gil Junger 2004: What the Bleep Do We Know: Down the Rabbit Hole, directed by William Arntz 2013: 21 and Over, directed by Jon Lucas 2016: The Boys of 36, directed by Margaret Grossi 2022: The Sex Lives of College Girls, created by Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble See also Friday Harbor Laboratories Internationales Kulturinstitut List of forestry universities and colleges Manastash Ridge Observatory Theodor Jacobsen Observatory University Book Store University of Washington Educational Outreach University of Washington firebombing incident Washington Escarpment – escarpment in Antarctica named for the university Notes References External links University of Washington Athletics website University of Washington Libraries Digital Collections – Calvin F. Todd Photographs Collection includes images from 1905 to 1930 of the University of Washington campus and scenes from Seattle including the waterfront, various buildings especially apartments, regrading activities, and the Pike Place