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| Volume
91, Number 3, February 1999 |
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Behind
every child�:
�should be a teacher like Barbara Bowman, AM�52, president
of the Erikson Institute. --Kimberly Sweet
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Living
life at arm�s length :
For children with autism, learning to navigate
a world of grays, Chicago psychiatrist Bennett Leventhal
is an invaluable rudder. -Walton R. Collins
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Breathing
lessons:
In the decade since the Tiananmen uprising, much has
changed in the People�s Republic of China�including
its art. -Mary Ruth Yoe
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Seats
of power:Try
to go a day without sitting in a chair. If you�re a Westerner,
or live in a Western culture, it�s nearly impossible.
Why? --Galen Cranz |
| College
Report:
For alumni and friends of the University of Chicago |
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| Editor's
Notes:
How many words for snow does a Chicagoan have to know?
One is enough. |
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| Letters:When
the Magazine went mainstream, our readers came along.
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| Investigations:
Classicist Shadi Bartsch on motorcycles and
masterpieces; plus: the lives of buildings and a balding
breakthrough. |
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| Chicago
Journal:
In the warmer climes of Egypt, the OI is preserving Medinet
Habu�s temple of Amun. |
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| Class
News:As
sands through the hourglass, so are the days of your lives. |
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| Chicagophile:Cartoonist
Jessica Abel, AB�91, travels to the University of Malcolm. |
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