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Alumni
A long, strange trip
Published Sept 21, 2012
JHU alum is curator for aerospace science at California Science Center, where retired shuttle Endeavour will reside / NPR
Dontae WInslow
Making notes
Published Fall 2012 Video
Searching for a vintage sound, Peabody graduate Dontae Winslow couldn't find the right trumpet; so he designed his own / Johns Hopkins Magazine
NY state of mind, stomach
Published Fall 2012
From farm-to-table vegan to the best burgers in town, local Johns Hopkins foodies offer up their favorite restaurants in NYC / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Mellasenah Morrisand Janet Jordan
Safe haven
Published Fall 2012
Mellasenah Morris and Janet Jordan met at Peabody in 1964 and have been close friends ever since / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Career moves
Published Fall 2012
Changing careers is a breeze, provided you're willing to risk looking like an idiot / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Alumni Weekend 2012
Published Fall 2012 Photos
In May, nearly 5,400 alumni and friends celebrated their mutual past and toasted to their future during Alumni Weekend 2012 on the Homewood campus / Johns Hopkins Magazine
... Ed Connor
Published Fall 2012
An interview with neuroscience Professor Ed Connor, who discusses mind/brain research, his Joss Whedon scholarship, and why he can't pass up a 3-D film / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Woman up
Published Fall 2012
Washington Post columnist Selena Rezvani, Bus '09 (MBA), interviews scores of top female professionals for practical career-building advice / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Lacrosse brothers, the beach boys
Published Summer 2012
After forging a bond on the lacrosse field, Stan Fine and Jerry Schnydman remain close friends, 50 years on / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Richard Kagan and Manuel Colás-Gil
The read on culture
Published Summer 2012
For Manuel Colás-Gil, the possibility of working with professor Richard Kagan, who has taught early modern European history since 1972, was a bonus in his decision to pursue his doctorate in Romance languages at Johns Hopkins / Johns Hopkins Magazine