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02.28.2012
David M. Pickett, AB’07, brings Lego bricks to life, one frame at a time.
Mar–Apr/12
How monkeys, the Mafia, Italian academia—and, increasingly, American society—illustrate the biological impulse and social peril of nepotism.
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01.30.2012
While paint cans and stray screws still litter the cement floor, Logan takes shape from the inside out.
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01.27.2012
James C. Hormel, JD’58, shares his private and public battles.
Jan–Feb/12
Students often continue to collaborate with professors after earning their degrees. Sometimes, as in these four examples, those relationships move beyond collegial to true professional and personal friendships.
Jan–Feb/12
Lauren Shockey, AB’06, burned out on restaurant life, but not before a global exploration of cuisines.
Jan–Feb/12
Former Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens’ memoir inspires praise and criticism.
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11.11.2011
Tagging along with Occupy Chicago participant Kelvin Ho, ’12, at a protest against entitlement cuts.
Nov–Dec/11
In his latest book, sociologist Richard Sennett, AB’64, explores the social craft of cooperation.