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CAUTION: MERGE AHEAD by Kim Koster
As the rate of mergers and acquisitions acclerates, companies and consumers
alike might do well to ask: Is bigger always better?
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IN SEARCH OF CRUNCHY BROCCOLI by Robert J. Bliwise
A culinary dream team takes on a thouroughly daunting, if occaisionally tasty assignment --
sampling campus food, and discovering that it's not just tuna noodle casserole anymore
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A DANGEROUS ALIENATION by Kirk Kicklighter
A political science professor surveys the armed forces and the American public,
discovering a gaping chasm between civilian and military perceptions of society
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ALL CREATURES GREAT AND FOSSILIZED by Michael Millstein
An Alaskan exipedition turns up intriguing evidence about dinosaurs -- raising a whole
new set of questions while bringing the lost creatures vividly to life
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THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING COMPUTER by Monte Basgall
Using DNA molecules, scientists are creating biomolecular structures to find solutions
that elude the most powerful conventional computers
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OFF TO ATHENS
A brief Grecian idyll spurs the imagination of a group of freshman scholars, who
learn to appreciate the present in terms of a classical past
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REGISTER
News of the Duke Alumni Association
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GAZETTE
Quandries over drinking, transformations in the community, paintings for the museum
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BOOKS
Signs and scions of the Times, plus books in brief
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QUAD QUOTES
Revisiting the WTO, confronting the confederate flag
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