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Winter 2015 Contents

Front

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Departments

  • Idea Mind the anomalies
  • Artifact Thinly sliced
  • Forefront
    • Numbers games
    • Poetic change agents
    • Sex crime chronicles
    • Outreach on the street
    • The silicon maker
    • New on the menu: grass
    • Retraction tracker
  • Evidence Measuring an enzyme's effect on chromosomes
  • Text
    • Marathon man
    • Decoding brain injuries
    • Glints of creativity
  • Campus
    • Committed to the city
    • A gathering of the new
    • Medicine celebrates women
    • Cracking the top 10
    • A John Barth funhouse
    • Engineering partners
    • Abbreviated

Features

Lester Spence
Race and politics
Knocking the neoliberal hustle
Published Winter 2015
Lester Spence argues that African-Americans have bought into the wrong politics / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Satellite scrutiny
Keeping an eye on North Korea
Published Winter 2015
Website 38 North has become a respected source of news on North Korea's closed society / Johns Hopkins Magazine
The end of the end of the line
Published Winter 2015
When Kathryn Edin began researching Americans forced to live on $2 a day, she did not know she would find 4 million of them / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Doctor of public health Maryann Mercer
Maternal health
Sending a message
Published Winter 2015
In Timor-Leste, mothers and babies were dying. Mary Anne Mercer hit on a novel way to help: text messaging. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Alumni

  • By the book
  • His winding road
  • The way they're wired
  • Angel seeks long-term relationship
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  • In memoriam
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