Looking for Amelia
By Joanne Cavanaugh Simpson
Their finds, long lost to the sea's icy depths, include a
Japanese submarine laden with gold, an ancient Greek cargo
vessel, and Israel's ill-fated Dakar. Now David Jourdan
(MS '84)
and his team are out to solve the ultimate 20th-century mystery:
Where is Amelia Earhart?
All-Star Statues
By Mary Mashburn
Johns Hopkins is teeming with monuments, from the Bufano owl at
Homewood to the revered "Divine Healer" at Hopkins Hospital. Our
subjective scouting report highlights the MVPs.
Sexy Devils
By Dale Keiger
What really lay behind the massive witch hunts of the Middle
Ages? With his new book, Demon Lovers, Walter Stephens,
professor
of Italian Studies, upends conventional wisdom about centuries
of cruelty and injustice.
Patches of Insight
By Michael Purdy
10 ... and counting. That's the number of manned space shuttle
missions that have carried significant contributions from Johns
Hopkins scientists. Crew mission patches, unique to each flight,
tell the story.
$2 Billion and Beyond
Interview by Sue De Pasquale
This spring, with $728 million already committed, the university
officially launched an ambitious new fund-raising campaign. We
sat down with development's Robert Lindgren to see how he and his
fund-raising team are gearing up to meet the challenge.
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Medicine: Zerhouni to Direct NIH
University: Alumna Einhorn to Lead SAIS
In Memoriam: Biagi Killed by Terrorists
University: Hill Named Dean of Nursing
University: Biotech Park to Fight Blight
Education: It's the Principals That Count
Policy: IPS Study Finds Positives in Public
Housing
Medicine: Championing the Art of Deduction
Sports: Strong Seasons for Lacrosse,
Baseball
Science: Tapping Trees for an Ancient Weather
Report
Religion: Toward a Spiritual Awakening
Science: Medicine in Waterways Could Be Bitter
Pill
Wholly Hopkins:
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Abroad | Bottom Line | Vignette | Up & Comer | Findings |
JHUniverse | Vital Signs
Contributors to the June Issue
The Big Question
Editor's Note
Letters
Essay
Alumni Notes
Alumni News
Your Other Life
On the cover: The allegorical male figure from the Johns
Hopkins Monument at Homewood.
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