Emory Report

October 2, 1995

Volume 48, No. 7

Table of Contents

• Human Rights Project relocates to Emory

• James Dickey's visit to campus opens the collection of his papers

• Message from the Editor: Editorials reflect diverse viewpoints

• Profile: David Hilton says: healthy living requires a good dose of spirituality

• Letters responding to Gerald Garrett's First Person

• Voices of Emory: Do you think that handwriting reveals aspects of one's personality?

• In Brief

• Unshelved: a list of the top ten bestselling fiction and nonfiction

• Gooding urges audience to go beyond traditional medicine

• New community lectures series to address diverse topics

• Lecture series examines Christianity and homosexuality

• Van der Vyver named Carter Center fellow for human rights

• Issues in Progress

• Wellness: Early detection remains key to breast cancer prevention

• Jimmy Carter vows to continue working for democracy in Cuba

• Mason Guest House opens for transplant patients and their families

• Research Brief

• Early death due to smoking has increased, study reveals

• On campus: the weekly calendar