PAW- January 28, 1998

Table of Contents: January 28, 1998

January 28, 1998 cover:
Mimicking Nature

Letters (list)

Notebook (overview)

Dennis Keller '63 gives $10 million (full text)
Gift will be used to help create a state-of-the-art engineering center

In Memoriam (full text)

Feature
Mimicking Nature (full text)
Scientists look to seashells and cell membranes to create new materials
By Billy Goodman '80

In Review (overview)

Gordon Merrick's groundbreaking gay novels (full text)
Bloody good remedies (full text)
Aging gracefully in San Francisco (full text)
Jim Brogan '63's homosexual hero accepts the inevitable
Surviving the revolution (full text)
Islamic Iran through the eyes of its women
Limericks by Al Kracht '49 (full text)
British models for American universities (full text)
U.S. Schools had mixed success emulating Oxbridge
TELEVISION - Mathematician at work (full text)
How Andrew Wiles solved Fermat's Last Theorem
FILM - After a town's children die (full text)
Banks's richly textured novel makes a compelling movie
Short Takes (full text)

Sports (overview)

Wins propel Tigers into top 20 (full text)
No. 15 cagers show strength, balance in nonconference play
Marshman's style suits scrappy icewomen (full text)
Big Sky's Langlas key for women's hoops (full text)
Spirited Attoh sparks volleyball to tourney (full text)
Tar Heel memories for John Thompson III '88 (full text)
Sports Shorts (full text)
Scoreboard (full text)

Class Notes (class list)
Featuring:

N.Y. Times reporter Johnny Apple '57 has covered the world (full text)
In her words: Raising a son with autism (Demaree Peck '81) (full text)
In his words: Shetal Shah '96 meets harambee, Kenya's overriding philosophy (full text)

Memorials (full text)

Princeton Exchange
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