Duke MagazineFeature articles from Duke University's bimonthly alumni magazine"We Are All Settlers": An Israeli Family in Gaza- September 14, 2005 As Israel withdraws from the Gaza Strip, the writer, who spent a year among the settlers on a Fulbright Scholarship, charts the history of one extended family, by William Feldmanhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/091005/gaza1.html Taking in the Modern: Rorschach's Test- September 14, 2005 While preparing for the opening of the Nasher Museum at Duke, director Kimerly Rorschach encounters some iconic works and muses on art and museum movements, by Robert J. Bliwisehttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/091005/moma1.html The iPod iDea: Wired for Scholarship- September 14, 2005 The relative success of the "noble experiment" that provided the Class of 2008 with the latest techno tooltoy depends on whom you ask. But does it mark a continuing trend or a passing fad, by James Toddhttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/091005/ipod1.html Deadly Politics: Salvaging Memories in Santiago- September 14, 2005 Ariel Dorfman, a survivor of his own September 11--Pinochet's deadly 1973 coup--has made a career out of telling Chile's story; thirty-two years later, he retraces his steps on that desperate day, by Pat Adamshttp://dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/091005/dorfman1.html |