The curved exterior wall of the new Fisheries Building’s southwest corner, under construction on the left, has now taken shape. It will house the building’s auditorium. The tower in the center of the photo will be the projection booth. Construction on the building, located along Northeast Boat Street west of the Fisheries Teaching and Research Center, is approximately 50 percent complete. Workmen are now installing exterior brick and interior metal stud framing and mechanical and electrical systems. The landscape design of the courtyard, the area shown in the foreground, has not been bid. When complete, the three-story building will include office and laboratory space to reunify the School of Fisheries. The school is currently located in eight facilities, separated by nearly a half mile. The $41,401,000 project is scheduled for occupancy in Fall 1999. 980530-16

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Window washer Eugene Frazier stands in the bucket of a lift truck while preparing to start on the windows of the old Electrical Engineering Building.

Art Professor Emeritus Jacob Lawrence, whose work is currently on exhibit at the Henry Gallery, will participate in a dialogue with his friend and colleague Michael Spafford at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16 in 120 Kane. Lawrence and Spafford, who met when they were both faculty members in the School of Art, will share artistic perspectives and look back at their careers. Tickets—available at the door—are $8 general and $4 for Henry Gallery members and students. 8312479-26a

R. Lee Cheatham

Melissa Wensel

Sir Roy Calne

Susan Marshall, the medical school’s new assistant dean for curriculum, with Daniel Hunt, associate dean for academic affairs. Photo by Craig Degginger.

Steven Wilson

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