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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MAGAZINE
December 1997 VOLUME 90, NUMBER 2
Table of Contents
Gale force
D. Gale Johnson has long since made his mark in the world of academe-and
in the world. At 81, the agricultural economist remains the authority on
how national economic policies affect international trade.
WALTON R. COLLINS
Frames of mind
Shooting the City Gray in black and white, photographer Eugene Zakusilo
offers a broader way of seeing the campus.
A
centennial report
As the Graduate School of Business turns 100, the study of business has
a new focus: learning the tools and theories of global economics.
KIMBERLY SWEET
DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Notes
- Letters
Vintage issues and community values. Plus: the bloom is off Bloom.
- Chicago Journal
Chicago nets Nobel #69; East meets West at the Hospitals; Hillel welcomes
Rabbi Rosenberg.
- Investigations
Philosopher Martha Nussbaum looks at liberal education; Cinderella takes
the cake; a coffee conundrum is solved.
- Class News
Graduating class news and featured alumni profiles
- Deaths
- Books by Alumni
- In the Clubs
- Chicagophile
As part of the Humanities Open House this fall, Jessica Abel, AB'91, viewed
Shakespeare in the dark.
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