January / February 2005 Knowledge Costs Are journals pricing themselves out of the libraries? Getting Out the Vote Views from the left and right Cancelled Check The BDH and the Undergraduate Council of Students part ways Managing to Care Doctors line up to treat the uninsured Freeing Up the Net Are you ready for Internet2? Wasted No More A new use for surplus medical supplies Replicating Labs Another science building takes shape -- on the drawing board In the News Alumni in the headlines Lucky Guy EDMUND "SKIP" EVELETH '32: It's never too late to start that first book. Preparing for the Push-Button War The Takeover Something to Prove LESTER "NICK" NICHOLSON '69: Around the world in a backyard sailboat. Hands-On Help JACQUELYN DAVIS '93: Getting dirty, doing good. Virtual Bricks AKIMICHI INABA '99: Reconstructing architectural treasures. Guardian Angel Martha Dickie Sharp Cogan '26 Courage Under Fire W. Wyeth Willard '27 The Conjurer Derek Anson Jones '83 The Good Fight Can an intern make a difference? Sorry, No Relation The Life and Death of Rick Schomp Scientists now understand depression and suicide better than ever. Will it make a difference? Understanding Suicide Crisis at the heart of the Mind How to Fight Depression The two-fisted approach: drugs and therapy. Out of Darkness Wiliam Styron's battle with depression. Hazeltine’s Way Engineering is Barrett Hazeltine's second career. He's so good at his first - teaching - that each year nearly one of every ten undergraduates takes his course. Quick-Change Artist Will Joanna Zeiger '92 compete for the United States at this year's first-ever Olympic triathlon? A Modest Proposal What Brown can learn from the service academies, and what they can learn from Brown How to Love Words Searching for self by the Seine. Self, Divided A novel inspired by the world's first sex-change operation. Beach Reading An adventurous history of the Cape and Islands. Drama in the Dust A South that Faulkner never knew. Tradition and Change Finding Trust Can you see beyond what makes you different? Mail Room Obituaries Scoreboard Final Winter results The View from the Seats A conference asks: what's happened to sport? Hippie Roots The sport Brown should have invented. Every Honor But One Women's hockey just misses. The Front-Runner Olympic hopeful Trinity Gray has his eye on the 800-meter world record. This New House Habitat for Humanity comes to campus Just the DNA, Ma’am Undoing wrongful convictions The Living End Assuring quality end-of-life care The Search Picking the next president Leap-Year Legend A Carberry primer The Justice Factor A campus fight triggers questions about race and judgment
