Endeavors magazine: Contents, Fall 2007

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features:

• back from the stone age: after the tsunami.
  plus: back in business; and:
  small loans, big results. [business]
• just say NO: nitric oxide was the molecule of the year, but can medical science tame its wild ways? [chemistry]
• encoding reality: a compound in magic mint could help new antipsychotic drugs hit their targets. [pharmacology]
• the paper docs: the past is in their hands. [arts & humanities]
• from page to stage: a novice playwright tackles a modern classic. [drama]
• the flow below: going deep with underwater waves. [marine sciences]
• land for those who work it: for Brazil’s farmers, the world isn’t flat. [geography]
• darwin’s dissenters: why does the evolution debate rage on? [political science]
• under the volcano: rock-solid results rewrite the geology texts. [geology]
• running on fumes: is hydrogen good for the long haul? [physics]
• fixing the news: philip meyer wrote the book on reporting by the numbers. [journalism]
• image / imagined: three Carolina artists show their work. [visual arts]

welcome:

• from the editor.

overview:

• rip the big bang. [physics]
• digital drug-hunting. [pharmacy]
• the trouble with timeless and tipin. [health & med.]
• lethal lights at sea. [biology]
• lizard spit goes pharma. [internal medicine]
• detecting depression in new mothers. [pharmacy]

in print:

• beyond empire. [history]
• loyalty in question. [law]
• a collection of appreciations. [literature]

endview:

• art for adoption.

©2007 Endeavors magazine, UNC-Chapel Hill.