THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
A Special Issue
Lust
Essayist Noy Thrupkaew on the "delicious" sin that can undo
clothing — and entire lives. Plus: advice from the
News-Letter's sex columnist, the uncomfortable legacy of
Japan's comfort women, and more...
Gluttony
The ubiquity of food — in hospitals, laundromats,
symphony halls — is feeding Americans' rotundity,
writes anthropologist Sid Mintz. Plus: "Crazy Legs" Conti
on competitive eating, reclining dining, and more...
Envy
Rosemary Mahoney takes hammer in hand to transform her
hovel into something Roland Park grand. Plus: coveting the
Joneses' genes, an aria to jealousy, and more...
Pride
In a letter to his third-grade teacher, true-blue
Baltimorean Gil Sandler makes a stirring case for civic
pride. Plus: Homewood's grounds crew finds its "zone,"
leading the way in cosmetic surgery, and more...
Sloth
Nostalgic musings on a long-gone mango tree by Chimamanda
Ngozi Adichie. Plus: keeping U.S. workers off the disabled
list, Charles Carroll Jr.'s "strange spirit of
procrastination," and more...
Avarice
Writer Cari Lynn braves the trading pit at Chicago's
"Merc." Plus: CEOs on the mountaintop of entitlement,
Jeopardy's millionaire, and more...
Anger
Through gritted teeth and with clenched fists, Wayne
Biddle ponders white-hot rage as the glue of democracy.
Plus: cracking teen armor, talk show hosts who are mad as
#@$#!, rage that's heartfelt, and more...
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Wholly Hopkins: Matters of note from around Johns
Hopkins
Sports: Jays take home NCAA Division I
title
Peabody: Sirota says good-bye to
Baltimore
Community: Chess is cool in city
schools
Public Health: Speaking their language
Engineering: But don't drink the water
International: Pee-wee ambassadors
Homewood: Security's former Secret Serviceman
Technology: A new way to test older
drivers
Wholly Hopkins:
Syllabus | Investigations | Academese | Forever Altered |
Here & Abroad | Bottom Line | Vignette | Up & Comer |
Findings | JHUniverse | Vital Signs
Jays Take Home NCAA Division I Title
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