Legends of the fallThe coaches were heroes, their teams undefeated. In 1905, Michigan met Chicago-a match that showed the nation college football was no longer just a game.
ROBIN LESTER
Digital VisionA music scholar who's crazy for ragtime, Robert Winter creates CD-ROMs that shine new light on the classics.
ANDREW CAMPBELL
Building a better aspirinA U of C biochemist has found out how aspirin works-and what may make it even more effective.
WILLIAM BURTON
The best defenseRoberta Cooper Ramo, the first woman president of the American Bar Association, is going on the offense for 370,000 of the nation's lawyers.
KIMBERLY SWEET
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The wind's brisk, and so's the action. Plus: how Japanese artists saw Japanese women. - Chicago journal
Astronomy legend Chandrasekhar dies at 84; U of C graduate departments top a new survey; and a student's quest to expose the "myth" of political correctness. - Investigations
Michael Milken-the innocent savior of American business? Also: robots that recycle, and a research bible. - Class news
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Jessica Abel, AB'91, on how she spent her summer vacation.
Puppetry is used to promote reading at the ninth annual 57th Street Children's Book Fair; photograph by Lloyd DeGrane.
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