Volume 90, No.2, March-April 2004
ARCHIVE EDITION

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: Beyond Bricks and Mortar: Building futures through the Campaign for Duke	Duke has changed measurably from having completed the fifth-largest fund-raising campaign in the history of higher education The real success story of the Campaign for Duke is about the people the campaign touches and the possibilities it engenders Fire on the prairie: capturing the essence of an annual ritual, from calm and lyrical to angry and raging The jazz pianist and icon lectures, teaches, and performs--for True Believers and neophytes alike A Duke historian chronicles the short life of Local 22, a feisty tobacco union, and finds himself turning to his own father as a particularly precious source of knowledge Gallery Retrospective Update Mini-Profiles Snapshot Numbers can be boring, but they also can be telling. The total raised for the Campaign for Duke, more than $2.3 billion, signals a lot about Duke's reach. Cold facts and Cold Mountain, medical advice and reading habits Athletic pressures, war stories, religious traditions Lasting lessons from lemurs Maureen Quilligan: energizing English A new residence for a new president, a hydrogen-fueled model for collaboration, a chemist for the deanship; Campus Observer: accounting for professorial popularity The charms of club hockey A logistical guy who remade the campus Imagining a Jesus of consistent compassion, charting the path to exquisite accomplishment A teacher of the year is honored, a wind-symphony tradition is recreated; Career Corner: it's the law--or not A study in stone, shrubbery, and snow Web site and contents © 2004 Duke University Duke Magazine, 614 Chapel Drive, Box 90572, Durham, North Carolina, 27708-0572 Fax (919) 681-1659 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.	New President: An ‘Eloquent Spokesman’ for Higher Education "And then came the day when, as Huck Finn said, I had to choose 'forever betwixt two things, and I knowed it': my wonderful life in a known world or the adventure of Duke. Well, you know my choice." --Richard H. Brodhead, Duke's president-elect, on moving from Yale, where he has spent his entire educational career, at the press conference announcing him as Nannerl O. Keohane's successor "Mike Krzyzewski, as good a coach as he is, he's a better person. And yet, he's the most competitive person that I've probably ever known in my entire life, because he'll give you nothing. He'd beat his grandmother by a hundred if he could, and that's the way it should be." --Mike Jarvis, former St. John's men's basketball coach, after Coach K's Blue Devil team beat the Red Storm by 21 points earlier this season "The Medicare bill once again represents a triumph of politics, illustrating some simple and ugly truths about how health policy is made." --Christopher Conover, an assistant research professor at Duke's Center for Health Policy, Law, and Management "If I wasn't convinced, I wouldn't be sitting here. I am wholeheartedly convinced that this university and this administration is committed to winning football." --Ted Roof, new football head coach, at the press conference announcing his promotion from interim to full-time head coach