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From
unconventional vistas, classics professor surveys ancient thought:Cosmopolitan
tinkerer Shadi Bartsch gets her hands dirty reconstruct-ing
both motorcycles and masterpieces. |
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Constructed
lives:
Imagine, suggests historian Neil Harris, if the U of
C lost the buildings that make up its Gothic quadrangles and
moved to an entirely new campus, or rebuilt over their ruins
in the interests of economy, efficiency, or modernity.
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Hair
tomorrow? :
It’s likely that many of the 30 million balding men in
the United States—roughly 40 percent of those over age 35—would
do just about anything for a bad-hair day. |
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The
cutting edge:
Like many surgeons today, Frantzides, professor of surgery
at the U of C and chair of the division of surgery at its Louis
A. Weiss Memorial Hospital, relies on minimally invasive, or
laparoscopic, surgical techniques to reduce the pain, risks,
and extended hospital stays of conventional surgery. But his
integration of technology like Hermes takes the advantages of
laparoscopic surgery a step further. |
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