Leading the Way
By Jim Duffy
For 25 years, the Center for Alternatives to Animal
Testing's humane approach to research has not only spared
animals, but improved science.
This is Betty
Dylan
By Dale Keiger
Maybe you've never heard of the alt-punk-country band Betty
Dylan. But this Writing Sems grad and his wife are making
raucous music together.
It Takes a Village —
Charles Village — to Make a College
Town
By Maria Blackburn
For Johns Hopkins students, a recent building boom in the
campus neighborhood might be just the thing to make
Homewood feel like home.
The Accidental
Pundit
By Michael Anft
Johns Hopkins political science professor Matthew Crenson
didn't set out to be the go-to guy for media covering local
elections. But his phone keeps ringing.
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Wholly Hopkins: Matters of note from around Johns
Hopkins
Research: Hopkins researcher wins
Lasker
Research: Nobel in medicine goes to Andrew
Fire
Sports: A win for the team, a record for its
coach
Medicine: In kids, sleep apnea has lasting
effects
University: Ten years at Hopkins' helm
Public Health: Studies address lead paint
problems
Chemical Engineering: Student gets the hang of
it
Students: Computers tackle plagiarism
Clinical Research: Just what is "full
disclosure"?
Books: Alice McDermott on suffering and
heroism
Mathematics: Minimal surfaces aren't child's
play
Music: Ben Franklin's refined, and ribald,
songs
Wholly Hopkins:
Syllabus | Investigations | Academese | Forever Altered |
Here & Abroad | Bottom Line | Vignette | Up & Comer |
Findings | JHUniverse | Vital Signs
Contributors to the November
Issue
Ruminations: The Phenomenal
Universe
The Big Question:
Have You Finished Your Holiday Shopping?
The Big Picture: Sophie's
Choice
Editor's Note: Considering Humane
Science
Letters
Essay: Sing Out
Alumni Notes and Awards
Alumni News
Your Other Life: Hands-On
Experience
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