Endeavors magazine: Contents, winter 2009

features:

• let’s get visual: more than pretty pictures, the images of science show us patterns that data alone may conceal.
  (filed under: general sciences.)
• how do you get to carnegie hall? Left at West 42nd; right at 10th Ave; right on West 57th; right on 7th Ave. or do what Mayron Tsong did.
  (filed under: music)
• taking DNA to court: James Evans tells it to the judge.
  (filed under: health & med.)
• the symbols on the stone: learning to read what the Olmecs wrote.
  (filed under: linguistics)
• let the water flow: archaeologists dig in to help a Peruvian village.
  (filed under: archaeology)
• digging for relief: when it comes to pain, PAP is the new FRAP.
  (filed under: internal med.)
• thick and thin: Darryl Stafford uncovers warfarin’s secrets.
  (filed under: health & med.)
• seeds of invasion: what can turf wars teach us about the spread of disease?
  (filed under: biology)
• sounding out the white house: every new presidential administration comes in with hundreds of questions. Terry Sullivan helps answer them.
  (filed under: political science)
• boning up on stem cells: how to heal a fracture faster.
  (filed under: internal med.)

welcome:

• from the editor.

overview:

• can MSG make us F-A-T?
  (filed under: nutrition)
• stopping a leak with pig gut.
  (filed under: surgery)
• burning cancer before it begins.
  (filed under: internal med.)
• a 3-D map for radiation therapy.
  (filed under: internal med.)

in print:

• the letters he kept.
  (filed under: history)
• one man’s Civil War.
  (filed under: history)

endview:

• an orphanage in Nairobi.

©2009 Endeavors magazine, UNC-Chapel Hill.