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Feeling powerless

Published Winter 2014

Chris Nealon's new collection of poems move with a pop song's accessibility while freighting the emotional weight of a short story. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

A rediscovered ode

Published Winter 2014

At the end, when the audience cheered, it was the culmination of a two-year project—the rediscovery of a long-forgotten piece of music by a once-renowned American composer. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Pavlov reconsidered

Chasing the legend

Published Winter 2014

Two decades of research led Daniel Todes to discover everything we thought we knew about Ivan Pavlov is wrong. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Hardscrabble years

Published Winter 2014

The reasons Eileen Tumulty is so driven to improve her lot in life are obvious from the first pages of the unsentimental debut novel by Matthew Thomas. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Cold case

Published Winter 2014

Comics artist and writer John Dermot Woods plunges into life's cruelties with this arresting illustrated novel. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

The big picture

Published Winter 2014

Power tools are roaring away on a new film and audio facility in Station North. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Poet Mark Strand dies at 80

Published Dec 1, 2014

Pulitzer Prizer-winner, U.S. Poet Laureate taught in JHU's Writing Seminars from 1994-98

Theater review

Dead painters' society?

Published Nov 5, 2014

JHU Barnstormers tackle sexuality, gender roles in Twain's fun, fast-paced 'Is He Dead?'

Jazz

Big band theory

Published Nov-Dec 2014

Michael Formanek, leader of Peabody Jazz Orchestra, talks about value of playing in big band / Gazette

Outreach

HSO, live online

Published Nov-Dec 2014

Orchestra's furst live symphonic program of the season will be shown live online on Dec. 6 / Gazette