
St. George and the
Telescopes
By Ann K. Finkbeiner
Catching up with Riccardo Giacconi, the Nobel Prize-winning
father of X-ray astronomy. His credo: "Nothing is going to happen
unless you work with your life's blood."
A Librarian's
Cri de Coeur
By Brian Simpson
In a bit of guerrilla marketing targeted at today's Google-crazed
students, Hopkins librarians make an inspired case for being "the
ultimate search engines."
Good Neighbors
By Martha Thomas
There are no HMO-imposed time limits at the inner-city clinics
staffed and run by students and faculty of the School of Nursing,
where community health nursing is thriving.
Alternatively Yours
By Dale Keiger
The New York Press is loud, disrespectful, and
unpredictable. That suits founder Russ Smith '77 -- who's long
been on the wrong side of journalism's tracks -- just fine.
Saturday Night
By Sally McGrane (MA '03), photos by Christopher Myers
Pick your pleasure: dessert, karaoke, basketball, belly dancing,
Counter-Strike, shuttling, Disney, chess? The social scene at
Homewood, it turns out, truly runs the gamut.
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History: French Honor for Baldwin
Sports: Championship Win Caps Football
Season
Policy: Students Get to the Heart of City
Survival
Peabody: Avant-garde Film, 10 Pianos Herald
Conductor's Debut
Astronomy: Architecture of a Galaxy
Medicine: A Pint-sized System for Detecting
Bioagents
Politics: Shutting Out the Citizen
Students: Wave of Arts, Culture Hits
Homewood
Quote: Peabody Lessons Linger for Pop
Star
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