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The newspaper of The Johns Hopkins University January 24, 2005 | Vol. 34 No. 19

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The first Baltimore Scholars
Early decision applicants are first city students accepted to JHU program


Clockwise from left: Ryan Harrison, Tam Nguyen, Kim Smith and Jasmine Jones, the first city students named Baltimore Scholars.

The first Baltimore City high school students selected to a new Johns Hopkins scholarship program have much in common. In addition to the four being seniors at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, three are enrolled in the same city-based advanced math and science project, two already have a research connection to the university, and now all four are planning to live and study at the Homewood campus.
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Celebrating recording arts at Peabody
Students enrolled in Peabody's Recording Arts and Sciences Program learn, in essence, about recorded music's complete journey, from the moment a sound is first generated to its digital dwelling on CD or tape.
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Astronomers take revealing peek at star factory
Using NASA's orbiting Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer, a team of astronomers from Johns Hopkins and elsewhere has taken an unprecedented peek beneath the "skirts" of the tunic-clad Orion the Hunter and come away with observations that may lead to enhanced knowledge of how interstellar dust absorbs and scatters ultraviolet starlight.
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  OTHER NEWS
 

SAIS co-hosts exercise illuminating need for bioterror preparedness

Research sheds fresh light on how cancer cells become resistant to treatment

Tutorials give premed students a glimpse into their futures

     

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