Totem of generosity George Snyder, a 1931 graduate of what was then the UW’s aeronautical engineering program, was on hand Tuesday to donate this totem pole to the University. It is hanging on the wall in the entry to Guggenheim Hall. Tuesday’s gift continued a tradition of generosity toward the UW by Snyder and his late wife Anita, who have endowed a $100,000 scholarship and given other monetary gifts. Photos by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML21 (top), ML20 (bottom)

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This automated teller machine outside the ByGeorge Cafe is one of the few on campus. That will all change during winter quarter when machines from the Washington State Employees Credit Union and Bank of America will be installed. Photo by Kathy Sauber PHOTO: KS20010940_9a

Suzanne Alexander (Shontina Vernon) writes to various authorities trying to clear her son Teddy in “Sleep Deprivation Chamber,” on view through Dec. 16 at the Playhouse Theater. Photo by Frank Rosenstein

Results of studies of the crow are among the source materials used by students like Tina Rohilla, above, in the urban ecology graduate program as they try to solve real-world problems. Photo by John Marzluff

Where are we? The photo above was taken somewhere on campus. You tell us where. The names of all those with the correct answer will be entered in a drawing for a gift certificate donated by the University Book Store. To enter, send e-mail to uweek@u.washington.edu along with your name, department, campus address and telephone number. The deadline is 5 p.m., Tuesday. We’ll give away one prize per quarter. Last week’s answer: Last week’s photo was taken in the courtyard behind the forestry buildings. See the list of winners. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20010722_1a

From left, Gabriel Bruya, Stephanie Booth, Jessica Beck and Katherine Bouljon perform in the Dance Program’s Composer/Choreographer Collaborative Concert. Photo by Mary Levin PHOTO: ML20010838_7

UW researchers studied the different reactions of 3- and 4-year-olds to neutral and fear depicting photos, as illustrated above. Brain activity of autistic children didn’t change in response to the different images. Autism Center photo illustration

B. Greg Brown Photo by Gavin Sisk

Nora Disis in her office Photo by Gavin Sisk

Celebrating a Nobel Prize Nobel Laureate Lee Hartwell, second from right, posed with yeast geneticists and former colleagues from the UW Department of Genetics, now known as the Department of Genome Sciences, at a luncheon given to honor him by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC) Board of Trustees on Nov. 29. Hartwell’s work with yeast has provided important information on how cells control their replication and how the process can go awry; starting some 30 years ago, most of this work was done in the UW Department of Genetics when it was part of the College of Arts and Sciences. In the photo, from left, are Dr. Breck Byers; Caryl Roman, wife of Herschel Roman, genetics department founding chair; Dr. Ben Hall and Dr. Walt Fangman. Hartwell is now president and director of FHCRC, UW professor of genome sciences and adjunct professor of medicine. Photo by Guy Kramer

Shibata with scans

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