JUDITH WHITENACK, professor of Spanish, received her Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. She teaches Spanish language, literature, and culture, as well as Western Traditions. A specialist in the Spanish Golden Age, particularly Cervantes, she has published a book on Guzmán de Alfarache and co-edited a collection of essays on María de Zayas and a modern edition of Leonor de Meneses, besides publishing numerous articles on Golden Age narrative. Appearing recently were two co-edited volumes: one an anthology of novelas by 17th-century Spanish women and the other a collection of critical essays on these novelas. She continues to work on a book on the enchantress figure in Western literature. Her article on Cervantes's theater has been accepted for the Bulletin of the Comediantes and another on Ana Abarca de Bolea will appear soon in a collection on 17th century Spanish women edited by Julián Olivares. During 2003-2004 she is on sabbatical, dividing her time between Berkeley and Madrid.