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More Than a Game: How Soccer Became a Seattle Research Project

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By Chelsea Lin Verified
| Seattle Magazine Verified
Like many Pacific Northwest kids, Sam Hurst, ’27, grew up a competitive player deeply embedded in local soccer culture. As a preteen in his Oregon elementary school, he ran a cost-benefit analysis of being a national host of the FIFA World Cup. Just for fun. Fast-forward a decade or so, and last year the University of Washington sophomore had a hole to fill in his schedule. He found a class called “Shut Up and Play? Sports, Politics and Media in Global Perspective”—and couldn’t sign up fast enough.
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More than a game More than a game More than a game

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By Chelsea Lin Verified
| Columns Magazine Verified
Above: Professor Ron Krabill and UW students Maggie Keenan and Sam Hurst (from left) study how sports shape Seattle—and vice versa. Like many Pacific Northwest kids, Sam Hurst, ’27, grew up a competitive player deeply embedded in local soccer culture. As a preteen in his Oregon elementary school, he ran a costbenefit analysis of being a national host of the FIFA World Cup. Just for fun.
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Born to (Run) Ski

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By Chelsea Lin Verified
| Seattle Magazine Verified
Anna Gibson is always beaming. Not a phony only-for-the-socials kind of smile, but an open-mouthed grin of exaltation that seems to radiate from her very core. Maybe it’s the lack of oxygen above 6,000 feet near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Gibson trains in the Tetons. Maybe it’s because she just really, really loves running. But we’re not here to talk about running.
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