Saturday, 04 February 2012
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Man of Steel (1 comments)Like plenty of Cornellians before and since, Chris Shea ’87 majored in English and dreamed of writing the great American novel, but ultimately shifted to a different career. Few, however, have taken Shea’s particular path: blacksmith school. Now a metal… Read more... 
In Hot Water (5 comments)In early 1903, a typhoid epidemic in Ithaca claimed the lives of eighty-two people— including twenty-nine Cornell students—and sickened hundreds of others. In an excerpt from his book The Epidemic: A Collision of Power, Privilege, and Public Health, journalist David… Read more... |
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Creating computers that outsmart (and unsettle) scientists
A short story by professor J. Robert Lennon spawns a hit TV cop show
