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PREVENTING POISONED MINDS by Dennis Meredith
By researching the results of bad habits and other neurological villains, a Duke
pharmacologist has discovered how certain chemicals insidiously damage
the developing brain
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE CALLING
by Robert J. Bliwise
Students are put through practice interviews, finalists are identified, and professors
assigned to work at refining interview techniques and personal essays--
all toward the holiest of academic grails
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AVOIDING LEGAL PERILS by Bridget Booher
From monitoring campus crime to grappling with affirmative action, from ensuring
that classrooms are accessible to complying with Title IX, universities face a daunting
set of legal challenges
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FROM ENGINEER TO IMAGINEER by Sarah M. Brown
Having overseen the designs for resort hotels, Florida's newest city, and a world-class zoo,
a Disney executive is about to launch a luxury liner
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MANAGING A VAST MENAGERIE by Bridget Booher
It's an elephantine task for the conservation and science director at Disney's
Animal Kingdom
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ART AND THE BLACK AESTHETIC by Tom Patterson
"Information, art, and ideas have no reins on them," says a Duke professor whose
ground-breaking scholarship in African-American art history shows the
interconnections among cultural traditions
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