Ana Mari Cauce

A large group gather last Friday to dedicate the new Ocean Sciences Building. The new building will be occupied later this spring.

Gerry Philipsen

Jon Jory

This image shows the difference in wing size between two female European D. subobscura. The specimen on the left came from Valencia, Spain, and the one on the right was taken from Aarhus, Denmark. (Photo by George Gilchrist, Clarkson University)

Taking part in the ribbon cutting last Friday at the new Oceanography Building were, from left to right, Dr. Fred Saalfeld, Admiral Paul Gaffney, Professor Bruce Frost, Congressman Norm Dicks, UW President Richard L. McCormick, Professor Arthur Nowell and Professor Ross Heath.

Third-year student Nicole Serra applies a flouride coating to the teeth of a child at the Northshore Public Health Center. Jason Bourne, another third-year student, is shining the light.

Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute. The annual Health Sciences Center tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. last week, with the theme "Keeping His Dream Alive in the 21st Century," included this dancer from the Soaring Eagles Dance Troop of the American Indian Heritage School, along with speakers Dr. Theresa Maresca and UW student Tyson Marsh. The late Aki Kurose was honored with the Distinguished Community Service Award and seven students, faculty and staff from the Health Sciences Center received Volunteer Recognition Awards.

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