"PLAGUES ARE AS CERTAIN AS DEATH AND TAXES": EMERGING AND RE-EMERGING DISEASES / FROM CHOLERA TO AIDS: DISEASES CONTINUE TO PLAGUE US | With the eradication of smallpox in the late 1970s, many thought infectious diseases ...

EAST MEETS WEST; LINE MEETS LIGHT | Visiting Chinese Professor Wen You-Yan, and Creighton Professor John Thein combine to teach Eastern and Western art forms. See Pam Adams Vaughn's story of culture melding on Page 4.

MEMORA-BEAL-IA: BURGERS AND BEAL'S / A STORY OF BURGERS, BEAL'S AND A BYGONE ERA OF DINING | E-mail, photographs, poems, and memories came flooding in after Window editors asked for your Memora-Bealia. Bob Reilly tells the ...

WHY SPORTSMANSHIP? / WHATEVER HAPPENED TO SPORTSMANSHIP? | In a sports landscape increasingly dominated by trash talking, taunting and bench-clearing brawls, Creighton philosophy professor Randolph M. Feezell examines the ...

CREIGHTON FAMILY PHARMACY SERVES SOUTH OMAHA / PHARMACY REACHES OUT | Creighton University is reaching out to Omaha’s growing Hispanic community through its recently purchased pharmacy in South Omaha. Page 11.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE: ONE SMILE AT A TIME | Through its numerous outreach and community-based programs, the Creighton University School of Dentistry provides much-needed care to underserved populations, treating nearly ...

CREIGHTON'S NEWEST RESIDENCE HALL | It's been more than 30 years since a new residence hall has opened on Creighton's campus. This past fall, Creighton began a new chapter in residence living with the opening of McGloin ...

THE ORDEAL OF PHILIP AND MARY ENGLISH / THE HUNTED | Dr. Bryan Le Beau, chair of the Department of History, is the author of a new book on the Salem witch trials (pictured at right). Inside this issue, Dr. Le Beau chronicles ...

GETTING ENERGIZED: NEW ENERGY PROGRAM ROLLS OUT / GETTING ENERGIZED | A new day has dawned at Creighton University, with the installation of Nebraska’s largest solar array on campus and new energy technology degree programs ...

CALLED TO TEACH: CREIGHTON'S MAGIS PROGRAM HAS GRADUATE-LEVEL EDUCATION STUDENTS SERVING IN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS / CALLED TO TEACH | With some Catholic elementary and high schools struggling to attract and retain high quality ...