Endeavors magazine: Contents, Fall 2008

features:

• every breath she takes: people have all kinds of reasons for joining clinical trials. tomma hargraves had just one: a hope for life.
  (filed under: health & med.)
• fair games: what good is a video game to a child that can’t see?
  (filed under: computer science)
• global exposures: some Carolina travelers take their best shot.
  (filed under: visual arts)
• return of the fatal cough: TB has been around for thousands of years. we thought we had it cornered; now it’s fighting back.
  (filed under: health & med.)
• portrait in jazz: composer Stephen Anderson looks for the spark.
  (filed under: music)
• a garden speaks: Norris Brock Johnson hears a story quiet as stone.
  (filed under: anthropology)
• where will conflict strike next? using science and math to predict the next trouble spot.
  (filed under: political science)
• megaChina: the boom heard ’round the world.
  (filed under: city & reg. planning)
• slime and the city: algae blooms choke China’s third-largest lake.
  (filed under: marine sciences)
• lingering risks: what happens when women stop hormone therapy?
  (filed under: public health)
• the x-philes: taking philosophy to the streets.
  (filed under: philosophy)

welcome:

• from the editor.

overview:

• radiation on the job.
  (filed under: public health)
• an Oscar for inventors.
  (filed under: people)
• school spending.
  (filed under: education)

in print:

• beyond Baldwin’s fire.
  (filed under: language & lit.)
• your sweetheart job.
  (filed under: business)
• asking why we suffer.
  (filed under: religious studies)

endview:

• at a Congolese clinic.

©2008 Endeavors magazine, UNC-Chapel Hill.