Students from the School of Drama and the Dance Program rehearse one of the Shakespeare scenes they will be performing in the School of Art courtyard at various times during the festival. Photo: ShakespeareKS20000518_14 |
John Zorn and Masada will perform Friday night |
Rodger Haggitt |
Jian Chen |
Television crews flock around Laura Phillips, left, collections manager of the Burke Museum, after “Nellie,” the mummy was CT scanned at the UW Medical Center to get a better picture of her condition. The scan revealed that the mummy had a metal rod inserted in its body in 1916, was probably in its early 20s at death rather than being an adolescent as was first thought, and that it had a healthy set of teeth. About 800 images were taken of “Nellie” during the scan to assist in efforts to preserve the 2,000 year-old mummy, which was donated to the Burke in 1902. Photo: MummyKS20000518_14 |
UW’s Brian Urbain with sample bottles and expedition leader Ted Pietsch with dip net collect fish. |
Campus Haunts “One of my favorite spots on campus is the path that meanders through a little grove of trees as one travels between the fountain and the forestry building. I think it’s called Island Way. It is a peaceful and pretty respite from buildings and traffic (both people and vehicles) as one walks from upper campus to Health Sciences.” Lorie Rietman Wild,
Photo: FavPlacesKS20000494_11a Send University Week a note telling us about your favorite campus haunt and why you like it. We’ll take some of our letter writers to their favorite places and photograph them this summer, then publish their thoughts. Send your ideas to uweek@u.washington.edu. |
de Tornyay Scholarship Awards - Undergraduate students who completed research projects with the help of scholarships from the de Tornyay Center on Healthy Aging in the School of Nursing joined Rheba de Tornyay, dean emeritus of nursing, for a photo after a luncheon to celebrate the program. From left, Martin Rayment, Sara Anne Manley, de Tornyay and Nora Jane Grant. |
The Kronos Quartet is one of the musical groups set to entertain during the Summer Arts Festival. |
Flower arrangements were left at one of the second-floor entrances to the pathology laboratory area late last week. Photo by Gavin Sisk. |
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