VOL.10 NO. 2 THE MAGAZINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH FALL 2000 |
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F E A T U R E S | ||||
THE
GODS MUST BE CRAZY The Classical Greek Theatre Festival celebrates 30 years of tragedy. by Mary Dickson |
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EVERY
STUDENT A POLITICIAN For Hinckley Institute of Politics founder Robert H. Hinckley, it was a rally cry. For student interns in Washington, D.C., it's reality. by Anne Palmer Peterson, photos by Brad Nelson |
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AZTEC
CIVILIZATION, REVEALED A tribute to Charles Dibble. by Elise Lazar, photos by Brad Nelson |
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BONE
DIGGER Utah Museum of Natural History paleontologist Scott Sampson scours the world for dinosaur remains. by Ann Floor, photos by Dennis Haynes |
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CATCH
OF THE DAY Computer science graduates and professors find themselves in demand in a booming market. by Kathryn Austin, illustration by Randall Royter |
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FLOOR
SHOW Former U students fill their lives with musical pursuits. |
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D E P A R T M E N T S | |||
UP
FRONT To wonder, and wander. by Theresa Desmond |
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AND
FINALLY . . . And Finally… Learning the e-ssentials. by Andy Cooley |
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T H E A S S O C I A T I O N | ||||
ARCHIVES Read past issues of Continuum. |
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THE
PHILOSOPHER-MAYOR U grad Rocky Anderson brings a philosophic bent to a public office. by Bob Donohoe, photo by Michael Moore |
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OUR
BODIES, OUR SHELVES |
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ON THE COVER Paleontologist Scott Sampson gathers what remains. Allosaurus diagram by Sandie Kesler, courtesy of the Utah Geological Survey; photography by Dennis Haynes; photo illustration by Randall Royter |
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