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The Yale Alumni Magazine is owned and operated by Yale Alumni Publications, Inc., a nonprofit corporation independent of Yale University.

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March 2000
Volume 63, Number 5

Feature stories:

Days of Duck and Cover
by Mark Alden Branch ’86

After 30 years as a leading scholar of the Cold War, historian John Lewis Gaddis is letting his research and writing take a back seat to undergraduate teaching. In only three years at Yale, he has won a healthy following among students eager to make sense of a conflict that ended when they were children.

The Persistence of Poetry
by Peter Hawes
Verse is alive and thriving at Yale. Students and professors are writing, reciting, and publishing poetry, and they’re using the close reading of great works as a way to understand the world.

The Magical Medical Mouse
by Marc Wortman
Twenty years ago, Yale researchers found a way to merge pieces of the genetic code of different species with the genes of a mouse. The resulting “transgenic” rodents have proven to be valuable models in the ongoing battle against many human diseases.

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