More than meets the eye Although the
eye is vision's front door, the brain creates perception.
Researchers want to reveal how the mind translates
light into visual experience.
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Chicago
Seven: take three In the third
installment of a four-year project, the Magazine
revisits our Chicago Seven. Less engaged in extracurricular
activities and more focused on the future, the
College third-years are, by their own admission,
growing up.
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Glimpses Meet William
F. Browder, AB'85. As head of Hermitage Capital
Management, Browder's making money for his investors—and,
he hopes, making Russia a better place.
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Bursting
at the seams A new Center
for Creative and Performing Arts could alleviate
Chicago's artistic overflow—and develop
a model for nurturing the arts at a research institution.
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A
historian's task in time Over the
course of six decades at Chicago, historian Karl
J. Weintraub became synonymous with Western Civilization
in the Core. His 1984 Ryerson Lecture shows why.
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