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Great
Expectations for the School of Medicine
Challenges and opportunities for the future
By Samuel C. Dudley, Jr., February/March 2004
Poetry
Happens
The power and popularization of an ancient art at Emory
By Allison O. Adams, December 2004/January 2005
The
Power of Sleep
Exploring disorder and disturbance
By Kathy P. Parker, February/March 2005
Why
the University is Not a Strip Mall of Knowledge
A manifesto for humanistic education
By Mikhail Epstein, February/March 2003
The
Culture of the Body
Listening for the corporeal ghost
By Dalia Judovitz, September 2003
Other
Ways of Being Modern
Cultural homogeneity or diversity in the contemporary world?
By Bruce Knauft, September 2002
The
Humanities at Emory
New center makes a case for relevance
By Martine Brownley, April / May 2002
The
Rise of the Women's Studies Ph.D.
A lively market and uncertain implications
By Beth Reingold, February / March 2002
Mind,
Body, Medicine
Is revolution brewing in medical research?
By Amy Benson Brown, February / March 2002
The
State of the Discipline in Biology
A Slice of Life: One biologist's view of modern biology
By George Jones, December 2001/January 2002
The
State of the Discipline in Nursing
Science, technology, and culture have stirred rapid change
By Helen O'Shea, October / November 2001
Where
the Sidewalk Ends
New scholarly approaches to Atlanta's environment both complement
and collide
By Allison O. Adams February / March 2001
Disability
and the Academy
A field comes of age
By Amy Benson Brown, December 2000 / January 2001
Difference
Politicized
Reflections on contemporary race theory
By Mark A. Sanders, December 2000 / January 2001
A
New Spirit of Inquiry
The changing discourse around science and religion
By Amy Benson Brown, October / November 2000
Brainstorms
Emory and the changing climate of neuroscience
By Amy Benson Brown, December 1999 / January 2000
This
Is Not Your Father's Millennial Angst--Or Is It?
Emory faculty contribute to the explosion of interest in millennial
studies
By Amy Benson Brown, December 1999/ January 2000
The
Seventy Faces of American Jewish Studies
Emory scholars confront a field rocked by controversy
By Amy Benson Brown, October / November 1999
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