Endeavors magazine: Contents, Spring 2007

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web-only special feature:

• the people’s guelaguetza: the fight for democracy in southern Mexico. [geography]

features:

• facing facts: tobacco ads or cancer survivors: who will kids believe? [health & med.]
• Bragg’s butterflies: critters and conservation at an Army base. [geography]
• battlefront to bridal suite: why British war brides got a bad rap. [journalism]
• lift up thine eyes: Hollywood: not just for sinners anymore. [religious studies]
• exercising the option to live: cancer patients take control of mind and body.
  plus: gene test guides cancer treatment [health & med.]
• owning up to a violent past: North Carolina newspapers admit fanning the flames of Wilmington’s 1898 race riots. [history]
• an ominous rumble of ice: Jose Rial hears Greenland crack apart. [earth science]
• more than meets the mind: can hypnosis heal the body?
  plus: controlling the pain [internal med.]
• picture-perfect proteins: David Siderovski shoots the messenger. [pharmacology]
• trip just once: health-care hurdles in the United States. [health & med.]
• sorcerer, seer, psychopomp: shamans are even stranger than we’d thought.
  plus: gender-bender diction [anthropology]
• mother’s golden milk: Guatemalan infants need their share. [public health]

welcome:

• from the editor.

overview:

• a Renaissance superstar. [music]
• words and kids. [linguistics]
• moss for the memory. [health & med.]
• managing a monster protein. [biochem. & biophysics]
• face value. [visual arts]
• your virtual identity. [info. & library science]
• the mutant behind CF. [health & med.]

in print:

• N.C., A to Z [history]
• democracy and dissent. [law]
• giving back to the game.
• Carolina rocks. [geology]

endview:

• survival by shovel.

©2007 Endeavors magazine, UNC-Chapel Hill.