Emory Links: Emory Homepage Emory Search Emory Directory Emory Jobs Emory Events Calendar Emory Web Site Index	April / May 2001 History, Horror, Healing Faculty deliberations on lynching photography examine racial and historical understanding The images bring up such visceral feelings . . . , we're not really having the right kinds of conversations in this shared moment of seeing those pictures. --Natasha Barnes Assistant Professor of English Among other things, these pictures ask how this torture could be committed by people who in other aspects of their lives were reasonable, law-abiding citizens. --Mark Bauerlein Professor of English Lynching in America: Selected resources "It is far easier to view what is depicted on these pages as so depraved and barbaric as to be beyond the realm of reason. The Napster Episode A new version of the same old song By Timothy J. Dowd, Associate Professor of Sociology Joining the Social Conversation When professorial advice intimidates students, can peer tutors help? By Deborah Ayer, Writing Center Director The Significance of Stress Emory researchers probe childhood and mental illness By Amy Benson Brown Substantive Interaction Across Disciplines Exploring the impact of the Luce Seminars By Paul Jean, Research Associate, Office of Institutional Planning and Research, and Doctoral Candidate in Sociology Endnotes A selection of remarks by recent speakers on campus

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