Faculty Facets takes a look at university faculty members' passions, interests and talents inside the classroom/laboratory -- and out.

	By 'synchronizing,' Hod and Michal Lipson manage dual careers March 22, 2007
	Steve Kresovich seeks to improve sub-Saharan staple crops Oct. 16, 2006
	Helene Dillard's passions are an extension of her love for nature April 5, 2006
	Meredith Small: It's a Small world, after all Feb. 15, 2006
	Linda Rayor, Cornell's 'spider woman,' spins web of science outreach that stretches far beyond the classroom Feb. 2, 2006
	Boojums help turn physicist and pianist David Mermin into offbeat science writer Sept. 15, 2005
	Graeme Bailey reaches digital understanding via hockey, judo and the cello Aug. 18, 2005
	David Lee: Balancing international economic development and local community service June 16, 2005
	East meets West in multicultural human resource expert Lisa Nishii May 13, 2005
	Harry Greene: A passion for 'icons of danger, life and death' May 10, 2005
	Life for Joe Veverka: the cosmos, cooking and bel canto April 27, 2005
	Randy Worobo was 'hooked' on food science the first time he looked through a microscope April 14, 2005
	Annelise Riles merges two opposing disciplines -- law and anthropology March 31, 2005
	Ken McClane has a poet's passion for instilling a sense that words matter March 3, 2005
	'Skipper' Charles Williamson is a hit in the classroom and on the water Feb. 3, 2005
	Caring for sibling set Marianella Casasola on path to study development of language in infants Jan. 20, 2005