Volume 88, No.6, September-October 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: Hands-On Healing Modern medecine meets alternative methods	It's the latest and greatest shopping experience, and what The Streets at Southpoint supermall has done with Durham consumerism is being writ large around the country A library renovation project is freighted with symbolic significance; the plan to rearrange the space in Perkins Library will also rearrange some ways of thinking The grandson of a president and great-grandson of a famous Peace Corps volunteer spends two years in South Africa--and emerges having found his own voice Complementary and alternative therapies find acceptance in a medical center long known for scientific and technological advances in treating patients As bear-viewing tourism grows, a bear-attack survivor becomes an unlikely ally of the Western predator Gallery Update Syllabus Mini-Profiles Snapshot Our built environments aren't just our living and working spaces. They're also symbolic statements of what we value. Weighing in on weight loss, reading up on Islam Never walk backwards, plus other lessons from leading admissions tours Third-year medical student Ravi Karra, a teacher at heart Advice for the Senate, leadership for sophomores, news for the e-community; Campus Observer: a summer of furthering faith International students and tracking systems Wrestling takes on the world Hunger and addiction: Reynolds Price's latest novel A new president for the alumni association, a new center for New Yorkers Stepping up in the business school Duke Magazine, 614 Chapel Drive, Box 90572, Durham, North Carolina, 27708-0572 Fax (919) 681-1659	Leaps of Faith ADF 2002 A Marvelous Party Reunion 2002 A Graduation in Full The Alumni Association Annual Report Available in .pdf format only The 2000-2001 Duke Annual Report View Online 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.