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Winter 2013 Contents
Front
Message
Contributors
Note
Dialogue
Departments
Idea
Quadruple duty
Artifact
Sky-high archaeology
Forefront
Jackpot fantasies
Calming influence
Dealt an ACE
A good life, with mistakes
Retinal combat
Soldiers' music
The bug and the gaze
Evidence
Testing, testing
Text
Sights unseen
An ordinary life
Market irrationality
Who Is
Sayeed Choudhury
Campus
Making the (up)grade
Gateway Sciences' baker's dozen
New engineering dean
Halfway there
Giving back
A strong finish
Abbreviated
Features
Cancer biology
Into the third dimension
Published
Winter 2013
Denis Wirtz believes that to understand cancer, biologists need to think outside the Petri dish.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
What hurts the most
Published
Winter 2013
Palliative care addresses what curative treatment may not: pain, anxiety, and the reluctance to talk about dying.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Behind the scenes
Creative endeavor
Published
Winter 2013
Anthropologist Anand Pandian studies Tamil filmmaking to understand human creativity.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Tobacco Control
Pack mentality
Published
Winter 2013
Photos
From beautiful to gruesome, cigarette packs tell a story about the fight for tobacco control.
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Alumni
Close to her heart
Automated anthropology
Cultivating a dream
The verdict: Even lawyers can love their jobs
Do try this at home
Class notes
In memoriam
Collegiality