
Shockney
Therapy
By Maria Blackburn
Nurse Lillie Shockney is the heart and soul of the Johns
Hopkins Breast Center — a tough, funny woman who
knows too well what her patients face.
A Nibble of
Prevention
By Michael Anft
Johns Hopkins researcher Paul Talalay showed why broccoli
is good for us. Now, a new center will search for more
foods that could stave off cancer.
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Wholly Hopkins: Matters of note from around Johns
Hopkins
University: An end to the Brody era
APL: Mercury gets its close-up
Bayview: Doctor, know thy patient
Peabody: Spirits in the wallpaper
Engineering: Robots hunt undersea
vents
Public health: Helping city kids
breathe
Books: The new way of warfare
Awards: McKusick wins Japan Prize
Education: Algebra? On Saturday?
Compendium: Quote, unquote
Band: The trumpet guy
Sports: Fishel caps great career
Wholly Hopkins:
Syllabus | Investigations | Academese | Forever Altered |
Here & Abroad | Bottom Line | Vignette | Up & Comer |
Findings | JHUniverse | Vital Signs

Contributors: Capturing Time and Big
Ears
The Big Question:
Digital or Film?
The Big Picture:
Art in the Everyday
Editor's Note: Good and Angry
Letters: Not Amused
Essay: Hard to Swallow
Golomb's Gambits™: How to Cut
a Rug
Ruminations: Hold Your Banner
High
Alumni Notes and
Awards
Alumni News
Your Other Life: Speed Racer
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