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The newspaper of The Johns Hopkins University November 17, 2003 | Vol. 33 No. 12

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Great books, novel course
Four humanities profs create interdisciplinary offering for freshmen


Walter Stephens and Matthew Roller

Heard this one yet? An Italianist, a philosopher, a classicist and a professor of German walk into a room... Actually, there's no punch line. These four do walk into the same room, every week. This fall, the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences premiered an interdisciplinary course intended to expose freshmen to the pleasures of reading and to spark their interest in the humanities.
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Panel looks at future of stem cell use
The human embryonic stem cell lines currently eligible for research with federal funds are not suitable for use in future clinical trials, nor would they ensure fair access to new stem cell-based therapies, according to the scientists, philosophers and lawyers on a panel convened at Johns Hopkins.
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Urban African-American men and blood pressure
A three-year Johns Hopkins study led by a nurse investigator has found that it may take a "village" to significantly lower the blood pressure of urban African-American men.
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  OTHER NEWS
 

IBM honors JHU contributions to life sciences research

Weight watcher

Clinical trial patients don't care about sponsors, conflicts of interest

Saving student lives

New from JHU Press

United Way pledges still needed

A chili day at Homewood

     

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