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Landscape Architecture Professor Daniel Winterbottom, right, gestures at one of the models of Sept. 11 memorials created by students in an interdisciplinary studio class he co-teaches with art professor John Young, left. The models will be on display on the second floor of Kane beginning Friday.

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Kay Morris, administrative specialist in Graduate Medical Education, poses by the shed near the fish pond that she correctly identified when it appeared as a mystery photo. Morris won a gift certificate to the University Book Store when her name was drawn from among all the sharp-eyed winners from Winter Quarter. The March 14 mystery photo was taken at the Botany Greenhouse. Check out our Web site for a list of the winners.

Photo by Annie Duffy

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Faculty participating in the Scholarship of Teaching Research Group are, from left, Richard Stackman, business administration, Claudia Gorbman, IAS, Belinda Louie, education, and Jill Purdy, business administration.

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Linda Khandro plays her harp during a recent session at Swedish Medical Center. Khandro coordinates the UW’s Project Astro, but moonlights at area hospitals.

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Some of the 88 individuals and 11 teams of staff members who were nominated for the Distinguished Staff Award wave to the camera on the day they were honored for their achievement. Winners of all the campus awards will be announced next week.

Photo by Gavin Sisk

Dr. Arno Motulsky, left, and Robin Bennett

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Phil Lloyd, right, a patient on the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance unit at UW Medical Center, enjoyed watching workers at the Surgery Pavilion construction site below his 7th floor window, so he and his mother, Linda, decided to purchase enough doughnuts to provide a treat for the whole construction crew. In the photo, Daryl Fike, construction superintendent, and Linda Baron, UWMC construction manager, delivered a large card with thank-you messages.

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High school and college students from across the United States and Brazil cheered on their robots last weekend at a regional contest of the nationwide FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition. The mechanical competitors, which averaged the size of a coffee table, competed against one another in two-robot teams, with each team attempting to outdo the other in shooting soccer balls into mobile goals.