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.

"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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...