Duke MagazineFeature articles from Duke University's bimonthly alumni magazineDeep Discoveries: Sea Hunt- January 15, 2005 With Atlantis and Alvin, a scientist explores underwater frontiers, encountering marine life never before seen, sampled, or studied, by Jeffrey Pollackhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/010205/deep1.html Sleepless in Seattle: Living the Late-Night Life- January 15, 2005 Students live their lives without pause; they are hyperactive and hyper-linked, and, increasingly, they are sleep-deprived, by Robert J. Bliwisehttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/010205/sleepless1.html Terra Incognita: Charting the Imagination- January 15, 2005 Mapping different worlds: "I sense that humans have an urge to map--and that this mapping instinct, like our opposable thumbs, is part of what makes us human", by Katharine Harmonhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/010205/terra1.html The Woes of Kilimanjaro: Attacking the Pandemic- January 15, 2005 "Research with Service," the guiding ethos of global health at Duke, is driving efforts to fight HIVAIDS in a small town in Tanzania, by Patrick Adamshttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/010205/woes1.html |