
Political
Science
By Dale Keiger
Johns Hopkins scientists who research such subjects as
prostitution, AIDS, and drug use are finding their federal
funding at risk.
Freshman Sampler
By Catherine Pierre
A novelist, a small-business owner, a founder of a
charitable organization — here's just a taste of
Johns Hopkins' freshman class.
Marginal
Crimes
By Joanne Cavanaugh Simpson
A new book by Hopkins historian Richard Kagan explores the
lives of six prisoners caught in the prosecutorial web of
the Spanish Inquisition.
HIPAA, Heal
Thyself
By Maria Blackburn
Sweeping new patient-privacy regulations have complicated
life at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Now many are asking: Are
the benefits worth the cost?
Small Wonders
By Maria Blackburn, Photos by Mike Ciesielski
Johns Hopkins' special collections are full of small
wonders — little objects striking for their rarity
and their tiny beauty.
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Medicine: The Sweet Smell of a Nobel
International Studies: Mourning Paul H.
Nitze
Humanities: Theater Program Finds a Home
Students: Food and Fun on an Autumn
Weekend
Humanities: More on Mark Twain
Books: Celebrating a Certain Joie de
Vivre
Mathematics: Adding Up Good Vibrations
Public Health: Bloomberg School Looks for
Leaders
Engineering: Water Treatment to Bank
On
Students: Frank Talk About Student Sex
Community: Reading a Community's Needs
Professional Studies: Academic Approach to Real
Estate
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