Preservation's Crumbling
Future
By Maria Blackburn
Shrinking resources have led to backlogs in library
preservation departments across the country. Hopkins
conservators are struggling to keep the decay at bay.
In Darwin's
Footsteps
By Jim Duffy
Ecologist Charlie Stine long dreamed of a pilgrimage to the
Galápagos Islands, land of the giant tortoise and
blue-footed booby. He and our author weren't disappointed.
"Run-Out"
New York
By Dale Keiger
For the student musicians in the Peabody Symphony
Orchestra, playing Lincoln Center is the pinnacle. Go
behind the scenes as the preparations unfold.
An Ear for
Poetry
By Virginia Hughes, A&S '06 (MA)
In his strikingly lyrical work, graduate student Frank
Gallimore pays tribute to a culture he fears may soon be
gone, largely due to advances in medicine.
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Wholly Hopkins: Matters of note from around Johns
Hopkins
Students: A record year for Admissions
University: Of global proportions
Students: Mourning Austin Rottier
Genetics: Why the Xs have it
Books: The Jasons' secret science
Nursing: Nursing's turbulent history
Technology: Making lifelike limbs in the
lab
History: The Weimar Republic's untimely
death
Cognitive Science: Toward understanding
Alzheimer's
Libraries: Competition encourages young
collectors
Physics: A cosmic case for inflation
Wholly Hopkins:
Syllabus | Investigations | Academese | Forever Altered |
Here & Abroad | Bottom Line | Vignette | Up & Comer |
Findings | JHUniverse | Vital Signs
Contributors to the June
Issue
Ruminations: My Mother's Mostly
Beautiful Heart
The Big Question: What Could
Possibly Go Wrong?
The Big Picture: Up Close and
Personal with the President
Editor's Note: Life's
Adventures
Letters
Essay: The Jury is Out
Alumni Notes and Awards
Alumni News
Your Other Life: Go Fly a Kite!
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