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Chick it out
The Maroon-themed Peeps dioramas are in. While the judges split hares, you can take a peep and vote for the Peeple's Choice winner. All winners will be announced Tuesday, April 14, on UChiBLOGo.![](features/images/toc_feature_1.jpg)
Data sets
With appointments in visual arts and the Computation Institute, Jason Salavon churns raw figures through computer programs to make distinctive art.![](features/images/toc_feature_2.jpg)
Balance sheet
As Chicago’s upward trajectory and the global economic crisis intersect, the University lowers budgets but not expectations.![](features/images/toc_feature_3.jpg)
Life under wraps
On display for nine decades, the coffin of a 2,800-year-old Egyptian mummy has never been opened. But CT imagery peeled away paint, plaster, and linen to reveal the woman inside.![](features/images/toc_feature_4.jpg)
Glimpses
Ricardo Estrada, AM’93, heads Erie Neighborhood House on Chicago’s West Side—the third School of Social Service Administration alum in a row to hold the post.Features »
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Science fare
A major conference honors Darwin while grappling with the “big questions” and daunting challenges that mark this moment in history.![photo: -](features/images/toc_inv.jpg)
Found poetry
For Srikanth Reddy, writing a poem is as much an act of excavation as creation.
Printed by hand
A small press revitalizes bookmaking—as bone-folded, hand-sewn, group-produced art.
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