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Has Barack Obama brought patriotism back to campus?
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Law and Order
What would you do if the police weren’t able to stop crime in your neighborhood? ELIEZER GREER ’04
Man Treats Dog
When being just a vet isn’t enough. MARK STAMOULIS '84
Gut-Level Pleasure
Poet Kevin Young’96 MFA offers a sensory map of his family’s past and present.
Roadhouse Warrior
Chef Duskie Estes ’90 is a whirling dervish in the kitchen.
Don’t Just Stand There
Artist Scott Snibbe ’91,’95 ScM uses digital technology to make viewers a part of his art.
Tough Talk for Tough Times
Matt Miller ’83 debunks the “dead ideas” crippling the U.S. economy.
The Prodigal Returns. Again.
Novelist Marilynne Robinson ’66 revisits the question of guilt and grace in fictional Gilead, Iowa.
In The Open
Are we cleaner than other nations? Or just better at hiding our garbage?
Unlocking the Oars
When Lydia Boddie-Rice '76 took up rowing, she noticed that most of the crews were white. She set out to change that.
Our Man in Beijing
Meet the secret service agent who went with Nixon to China. PAUL KELLY '66
He’s Got Style
Donald E. Creamer '47 believes that today’s ads are garbage and that, thanks to the TV-series Mad Men, yesterday's ad men and women are misunderstood.
Progress
In 1908 the John Hay Library was still an architect's English Renaissance dream and a curiosity for streetcar riders.