Shooting the bluesAt her South Side nightclub, Theresa kept the lid on, Junior tore the roof off-and Marc PoKempner, AB'73, caught it all on film.
TIM ANDREW OBERMILLER
Chey's wayLike the powerful Korean conglomerate he leads, Chey Jong Hyon, AM'61, stands out from the crowd.
MICHAEL NEWMAN
Workshirt manifestoTo dress the part of a 1960s campus radical, a first-year College student had to have a blue-denim workshirt.
CHERI REGISTER
The baboons of KenyaIn their decades on the savanna, researchers Jeanne and Stuart Altmann have discovered a rich social world.
ANDREW CAMPBELL
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Campus activity heats up. Plus, Alceste encounters Celimene, 20 years later. - Events
Campus activity heats up. Plus, Alceste encounters Celimene, 20 years later. - Chicago journal
The Biological Sciences Division welcomes a new dean; Chicago and Argonne remain an item; and the Campaign for the Next Century shoots past the $500-million mark. - Investigations
A Chicago recipe for cutting gang violence goes national. Also: "African Eve" meets Adam. - Class news
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Josette Dermody Wingo, PhB'48, on the joys of being a GI Jill.
Jeanne Altmann, PhD'79, studies the West African baboons at the Brookfield Zoo; photograph by Dan Dry.
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