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DECEMBER 2003
Volume 96, Issue 2
 
 
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Zone of contention - A better understanding of the origins of the Korean War, argues Chicago historian Bruce Cumings, may be the best way to prevent another, more dangerous conflict.
Life of the body - The University gets physical with the recently launched Gerald Ratner Athletics Center, providing a space for the U of C community to stretch muscles as well as minds.
Immersion theory - How one Chicago professor teaches undergraduate biology—and why it’s a harbinger for science education to come.
Standing guard - An irreplaceable collection is back on display in the Oriental Institute’s Mesopotamian Gallery.
Baby pictures - She’s not famous. Yet wherever she goes, strangers smile at her, pointing as she passes by.Why? Two reasons, both cute.

Low pitch, high demand - With an unlikely instrument, a Chicago alumnus leads one of New York’s most visible jazz bands.

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