March 20, 2007 issue

QUALITY QUILT: Kate Anderson, a graduate assistant in the Women and Gender Studies program at EMU, displays the tools of quilting at the Student Center lobby March 12. Anderson, of Port Huron, was one of a number of participants who received a pre-cut piece of fabric on which they could paint, glue or stitch representations of themselves. All quilt blocks created will be used to create a larger quilt that is a diverse expression of what it means to be a woman. The event, hosted by Linda S. Anderson, owner of Sew Elegant Quilt Shoppe, was part of Women's History Month on campus.

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