Duke MagazineFeature articles from Duke University's bimonthly alumni magazineLove's Labor Lost: An Alumnus appears on The Bachelorette- July 18, 2005 Competing for the bachelorette: "The longer I ran, the more difficulty I had suppressing the only question that seemed relevant at the time--What the hell am I doing", by Ben Sandshttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/070805/bachelor1.html Life, the Universe, and Einstein: Shaking up the cosmos- July 18, 2005 In this centennial year of Einstein's revolutionary theories of space, time, and gravity, humanities scholars say that his influence extended far beyond science, by Robert J. Bliwisehttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/070805/einstein1.html China Trade: The Art and Commerce of Tobacco- July 18, 2005 Charting the complex web of connections among the tobacco industry, China, the university, and an artist's meditations on the cigarette and human life, by Philip Tinarihttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/070805/tobacco1.html Greetings from Long Island: Vintage Postcards from the Hamptons- July 18, 2005 An alumnus discovers the glorious architecture and quiet splendor of a world all but swallowed by time, by Steven Petrowhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/070805/greetings1.html Unraveling the Human Genome: Huntington Willard- July 18, 2005 To the director of Duke's newest multidisciplinary institute, the genome constitutes a mesmerizing mystery--and a life's work, by Dennis Meredithhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/070805/genome1.html |