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Voices+Opinion

Otis and Edwina Moss

Race in America

Beyond 'I Have a Dream'

Published April 27, 2018

Friends of Martin Luther King Jr. reflect on his 'Drum Major Instinct' sermon of 1968

Q+A

A tale of medical underdogs

Published April 20, 2018

New memoir by JHU writer-in-residence reflects on his younger brother's cancer diagnosis and the doctors who transformed the treatment of childhood leukemia

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Hopkins history

'A time of great pain'

Published April 11, 2018

JHU's Homewood campus was largely insulated from the unrest following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, but many on campus were moved to action

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A lack of 'science' in forensic science

Published April 10, 2018

Many forensic methods commonly used in criminal cases have never been scientifically validated and may lead to unjust verdicts, experts say

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Q+A

Body talk

Published April 4, 2018

Artists-in-residence Mary Reid Kelley, Patrick Kelley on their visual language, wordplay, and the politics of language

Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels

Philosophy matters.

Published Spring 2018

/ Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Our back pages

Published Spring 2018

/ Johns Hopkins Magazine

ENTERTAINMENT

HQ's quiz zaddy

Published Spring 2018

HQ Trivia host Scott Rogowsky talks trivia, the New York Mets, and becoming a meme / Johns Hopkins Magazine

The Known World

Who is the working class?

Published Spring 2018

In this debut episode, The Known World podcast dives into issues facing the American working class / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Persistence of vision

Published Spring 2018

Alum Tim Kreider, an essayist and cartoonist, explores the dissonance between perception and memory / Johns Hopkins Magazine