| Volume 93, No. 1: March 2014
Features
Fire in the Belly
Prof. Bob Kaplan probes deep questions about global warming and the fire-bellied toad.
Sketching Infinity
Vance Feldman ’05 is busy drafting what may be the longest illustration in the world.
The Engineered Crisis
Demographer Michael Teitelbaum ’66 challenges the conventional wisdom about America’s shortage of engineers.
Editor's Note
Features
- Thinker. Tailor. Soldier. Spy.
- Fire in the Belly
- Rail Yard Blues
- Sketching Infinity
- Revolutionary Spirit
- Saving Starfish
- Revel on the Level
- The Engineered Crisis
Reediana
- Transhumanist Dreams and Dystopian Nightmares: Maxwell J. Mehlman ’70
- Stem Cells: Paul Knoepfler ’89
- Behind the Curve: Prof. Joshua Howe
- Reediana Briefs
Eliot Circular
- Elvish, Batman, and Infinite Jest
- Scholarship Honors History Prof
- Working Weekend ’14
- Hot Ellipse
- Endowment Tops $500M
- Double Your Money
- The Writing on the Wall
- History Major Wins Fencing Tourney
- Ochoa Joins Board of Trustees
- Professors’ Corner
Empire of the Griffin
- Meet and Magritte
- Freedom Summer, 50 Years Later
- Know a Firecracker?
- Switchboard Lights Up
- Reedies Take Spotlight in Portland’s Tech Scene
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