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Spring 2016 Contents
Front
Message
Contributors
Note
Dialogue
Departments
Idea
Not in my backyard
Artifact
Art imitates science
Forefront
Risk in a can
Follow-ups for fertility
When the spices dance
Canaries in cold seas
A very, very old top 40
Underpass art
Evidence
Why you can't stop checking your phone
Text
Psychoactive psychology
Cyclical history
Young in Manhattan
Campus
New arrival
Big data and the brain
Their stories, their lenses
Road work
In memoriam
Abbreviated
Features
The Count
Published
Spring 2016
Jeffrey Garten is a financier, academic, and author—and yes, he's married to the Barefoot Contessa
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How We Dream Things Up
Inventing inventology
Published
Spring 2016
Pagan Kennedy makes the case for a new field of study: human inventiveness
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Pushing against the rep
Published
Spring 2016
Violinist Courtney Orlando didn't want to master the standard repertoire; she's forged a big career anyway
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Wave Hunters
Wave hunters
Published
Spring 2016
Johns Hopkins astrophysicists seek to find out what happened after the Big Bang
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Alumni
Devotion becomes opportunity
The gluten-free grocer
Pledged for life
Breaking naan...pita...brioche
Alumni journeys
Alumni news and notes
Aqua boss
Home sweet home—again
In memoriam
Retail therapy