Dance to the music Undergraduate students from the Dance Program perform Mayflower Morning, choreographed by Rebecca Enghauser to music composed by Melodie Linhart. The dance is one of the pieces from the Choreographer/Composer Collaborative Concert, slated for tonight through Dec. 3 in the Meany Studio Theatre. The concert is the culminating event of a class that brings together choreographers and dancers from the Dance Program and composers from the School of Music to create new music and dances. For ticket information call the Arts Ticket Office, 543-4880. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20000803_12

Project Coordinator Gillian Murphy with some WTO memorabilia. Photo by Kathy Sauber. PHOTO: KS20000900_20a

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Going Hollywood Hopeful University students compete for spots on the Hollywood Squares game show. Tryouts for a college version of the show were held on campus recently. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20000901_4

Sterling Luke has to don full protective gear as he operates a pressurized hose on campus graffiti. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20000911_34

Forest Resources Dean Kristiina Vogt talks to Bill Pichell, of the Washington Contract Loggers Association, at the symposium on forest certification. Photo by Sandra Hines PHOTO: SH20000886_3

Lensey Namioka. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20000887_4

Leafy labyrinth Last week’s sunny autumn weather inspired someone to create a labyrinth of leaves on the front lawn of Cunningham Hall. No doubt the rain has destroyed this artist’s masterpiece by now. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20000898_5

Thornton Creek runs through many residential and commercial areas of north Seattle. At right, Kristina Hill and one of her graduate students talk during a recent charrette about how to revitalize the creek. Photo courtesy of urban ecology design studio

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Dr. Nancy Woods, dean of the School of Nursing and a member of the Institute of Medicine, conferred with Dr. Jeffrey Koplan, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, before Koplan spoke at an Institute-sponsored Nov. 13 event in Hogness Auditorium. His topic was CDC’s role in stemming the global AIDS epidemic.

Research Coordinator Monica Mohaghegh from Project MAPS (Measuring Adolescent Potential for Suicide) interviews a high school student using assessment tools developed by Eggert and her group.

Lee Eggert. Photo by Gavin Sisk

Cheryl Parker at left with Gail Devers, hurdler, and below, seated right, with other trainers for the U.S. team in Sydney

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