Penny Maulden, right, manager of the wood and metal working shops in the College of Architecture and Urban Planning, helps student Katie Ellison at the band saw. Each quarter Maulden teaches students new to the shop how to use the saws and other tools and gives them guidance on building their projects, which can range from models to fine furniture. In her free time, Maulden is a woodworker. 970944-34a

CIDR consultant Karen Freisem talks with two ITAs who have been her clients, Haijun Dong, left, from Chemistry and Chiun-Fang Chiou from Economics. 980117-12

Self Portrait by Eisuke Sato is one of the pieces in the School of Art Open 14, a group exhibition by undergraduate artists now on display in the Jacob Lawrence Gallery, 132 Art. Hours are noon­4 p.m. Tuesdays­Saturdays. The exhibit closes March 6. 980116-9a/10

When Men Batter Women: New Insights into Ending Abusive Relationships by UW Professors Neil Jacobson and John Gottman will be available in book stores March 10.

Dr. Kai Simons

UW President Richard McCormick and Dean Sue Hegyvary were all smiles last Friday at a reception celebrating the School of Nursing's No.1 ranking in this year's U.S. News & World Report survey of graduate and professional schools. Below is Dean Emeritus Rheba deTornyay. 980124-10a 980123-36

Caroline Behler won the award for the best hematology paper. Genevieve Pagalilauan presented the best paper in behavior/development. Cari Sutton won for the best paper in morphology/dysmorphology. Photos by Jordan Rehm.

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