Spring 2008
Contents
Cover Story
by Parker Neils
A noble effort to manage growth, launched in 1985, is shipwrecked. Should it be salvaged or scrapped?
Other Features
by Frank Stephenson
The remedy for restoring prized pianos to their original glory is a rare elixir of one part science, one part art.
by Christine Suh
Every day, they bloom in countless billions throughout the waters of the world, yet are scarcely noticed except by some of the keenest eyes in biological science.
by Robert Pool
Just yesterday, one of Catholicism's most enduring symbols in society was the cloistered and habited nun, whose worshipful work stayed within lines drawn by 700 years of tradition. No more.
Departments
Abstracts
From the Field
Imagery from the world of FSU research & creativity, and more…
Portrait
Associate Professor Sherry Southerland
