Johns Hopkins Magazine



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The World, in Eight Weeks
By Michael Anft
As foreign news coverage decreases, the Johns Hopkins- affiliated International Reporting Project bridges the news gap between Americans and the rest of the world.

Highlights from the Collection
By Catherine Pierre
The Alan M. Chesney Medical Archives just celebrated its 30th anniversary with an updated and more user-friendly Web site. Here we offer a sampling of the collection.

Cue the Noise Section
By Dale Keiger
As Matmos, Krieger School assistant professor of English Andrew Daniel and his partner, Martin Schmidt, make music from some unlikely sources.

A Fired Cop, a Search for Justice
By Michael Anft
Teresa Chambers, an adjunct professor in the School of Education, was fired as chief of the U.S. Park Police after talking to a reporter. She wants her job back.

Facing the Oil Problem
By Charles F. Doran, SAIS '66, A&S '69 (PhD)
A call for an energy policy that would spark outside-the-box basic research, end dependence on foreign oil, and reduce death and destruction on the nation's highways.