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The fighter still remains
Cocaine and crack once consumed Mark Allen, AB’01, but now he battles his demons in the ring.![](features/images/toc_feature_2.jpg)
A flyer on the wall
Colored papers pinned to bulletin boards reveal campus buildings’ personalities.![](features/images/toc_feature_3.jpg)
Harry Potter and the Ivory Tower
A Potter scholar puts J. K. Rowling’s books on a shelf with Stoker, Chaucer, Austen, and other Great Books authors.![](features/images/toc_feature_4.jpg)
Legacy
Hubert Will, AB’35, JD’37, was a federal judge who did it his way.![](features/images/toc_feature_5.jpg)
C. Vitae
Brand marshal: Jay Rasulo, AM’82, MBA’84, helped Disney’s overseas parks take off.Features »
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Neutral ground
Although the campus often becomes a battleground for controversial issues, the University aspires to remain impartial.![photo: -](images/toc_inv.jpg)
Farm stand
Geophysicist Pamela Martin does the math to find out if small, local farms save energy over conventional agriculture.
A flash of Wit
Architect Jackie Koo debuts her firm’s first major building—the Wit hotel.
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