The Gospel According to
Manuel
By Dale Keiger
Each summer, promising young guitarists from around the world
come to learn at the hands of the master, Peabody's Manuel
Barrueco.
Inevitable Fate
By Geoff Brumfiel (MA '01)
Journey back 500 years to a time of gallantry and gout, with our
Cliff Notes version of Renaissance Anatomy.
Dorm Living 2001
By Mary Mashburn
The bunk beds and wooden desks may look the same as you remember,
but the electronica won't. Our guide to the "must-haves" among
Hopkins student dorm dwellers.
A Day in the Life of the "Creative
Chrysalis"
By Barbara Kiviat '01
Inside the spacious studios of the new Mattin Center,
undergraduates are finding the inspiration to let their creative
sides unfold.
The Rollicking Life of the
Roly-Poly
By Michael Purdy
What do pill bugs and lobsters have in common? More than you'd
think, says researcher Katalin Szlavecz, who has found her niche
in the ecology of isopods.
Pregnant Pause
By Joanne Cavanaugh Simpson
Serious illnesses don't go away for women during pregnancy, yet
precious little is known about what drugs are safe to take.
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Medicine: Tragedy and turmoil
Solar Science: Fair forecast for APL
University: WJHU-FM on the sales block
Nursing: Hill takes the helm--for now
Politics: The language of capitalism
Music: Showtime in Baltimore
Health: "Safe sex" no longer chic?
Technology: Fetch me my book
Lacrosse: Jays fall to the Irish
Books: Doom and gloom on the culture front
In Memoriam: Astronomy loses a pioneer
Space: The great comet chase
Wholly Hopkins:
Bottom Line | Here & Abroad | Datebook | Reading List |
Academese | Vital Signs | Forever Altered | Findings |
JHUniverse | Backlist | Up & Comer
Contributors to the Sept Issue
The Big Question
Editor's Note
Letters
Ruminations
Essay
Alumni Notes
Alumni News
Your Other Life
Cover illustration by William Cigliano
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