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Traveling the World in the Name of Health
Spring 2012“Throughout my career, I’ve been a voice for putting patients first.” —Freda C. Lewis-Hall ’76...
Fueled by Curiosity, Fulfilled by Storytelling
Spring 2012Frank Bond ’77 inside the Newseums’s News History Gallery. Will Kirk / Homewoodphoto.jhu.edu Standing beneath...
“I Sit with Shakespeare and He Winces Not”
Spring 2012“When I was a freshman, sitting in my room in Griffin House,” John Guess, Jr....
Students Today, Leaders Tomorrow
Spring 2012“Social Climbers and Charlatans in American Literature.” “Best Sellers in the Early Nineteenth Century.” “Theft,...
Rwanda's Long Walk from Genocide to Well-Being
Spring 2012When Donald Koran ’80, MA ’82, PhD, worked in Rwanda from 1999 to 2001, as...
Where are they now?
Spring 2012For some students at Johns Hopkins, the arts are pretty serious business, and they’re determined...
Hopkins Globetrotter Still on the Fast Track
Spring 2012After a childhood that took her from Vienna to Belgrade to Washington, D.C., and Jakarta,...
Model United Nations Conference Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Spring 2012Clad in business suits and high heels, flocks of young men and women hurry down...
The Plastic Beauty
Spring 2012In 2004 and 2005, women who didn’t like their looks could win makeovers on the...
Gauging Gatsby’s Universality
Spring 2012Chris Benner ’12, like countless other American students, has declared F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Great Gatsby...
A Breakthrough Ruling Rocks Not-so-Mundane Iowa
Spring 2012Andrew Rosenberg ’12 recognizes that his native Iowa—known for corn, soybeans, and the state fair—might...