Volume 89, No.1, November-December 2002
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Duke Daily Duke Duke Alumni Association Address Change Magazine Staff Advertising Feedback FAQ Site Map Back Issues Subscribe Site Search On this month's cover: Wanderings in a War-Torn Land A student's Afghan impressions	The Second Annual Duke Magazine Campus Forum Private Censorship and Perfect Choice: The Future of the Internet? A Conversation with James Boyle and Adrienne Davis Friday, March 28, 2003  More Information When documents begin to disappear from library shelves and professors are censured for their words, has national security put academic inquiry at risk? Survivors of last year's terrorist attacks try to find a way to cope with the loss of livelihoods and loved ones while also dealing with a larger collective context A capella groups on campus rely on no background music, no pyrotechnics--just the music of the sounds of each other's voices On the scene in a nation-in-the-making as it struggles to recover from relentless fighting, rampant destruction, and widespread deprivation Stereotypes of nurses have been exploded in an era of increased nursing responsibilities, graduate-level research, interdisciplinary initiatives, and new technologies Gallery Update Syllabus Mini-Profiles Snapshot Class-notes sections don't exactly provide the weightiest matter in university magazines. But they do provide a vital link among alumni, and between individual alumni and alma mater. The cell-phone culture, the holiday reading repertoire A summer assignment, a magical professor, a contrary conviction Scrutinizing a culture of excess Chief of Police Clarence Birkhead: law enforcement as "a way of giving back" Graduate growth, theatrical additions, leadership lessons; Campus Observer: traveling on Cloud Nine Wars over water Basketball as a media circus Engineering a life, conjuring a place A distinguished alumnus, new trustees, key volunteers Getting oriented in the Sarah P. Duke Gardens Duke Magazine, 614 Chapel Drive, Box 90572, Durham, North Carolina, 27708-0572 Fax (919) 681-1659	Barnaby Hall: Images of Afghanistan The Alumni Association Annual Report 2001-2002 Available in .pdf format only (800k filesize) Include links to Duke Magazine features on your site. Duke Magazine now offers an RSS file, updated with each new online issue. Learn more about how to link to our features.