Is
Welfare Working?: To see if the latest reforms
have ripped society’s safety net, U of C researchers look
at how the new laws get applied. --Charlotte Snow
The
way we were? :
When plans to increase the College’s size and
revise the undergraduate curriculum made national news,
the U of C took up the discussion—again.
Arbiter
of taste:
Paul Rozin, AB’56, studies what humans eat—and what
divides yum from yuck.--Peter Nichols
Also in this issue:
Editor's
Notes:
Purple is the color of spring’s crocuses and of passionate
debate about the nature of change.
Letters:In
which our readers quickly get to the core of the matter.
Investigations:
Mathematician and computer scientist Ridgway
Scott prepares to boot up some new projects.
Chicago
Journal:
International architects will design two major projects.
The GSB expands off campus, and maybe on.
Class
News:Read
about hundreds of alumni who’ve moved, gotten promoted,
and otherwise thrived.
