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New hope for amputees
WHEN Darth Vader chops off Luke Skywalker's hand in the movie "The Empire Strikes Back," Star Wars' favorite hero helps himself to a robotic...
Soldiers Magazine, 03/01/06 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
The hydrogen house: fueling a dream.
In the northernmost reaches of Scottsdale, Arizona, Bryan Beaulieu, an engineer and inventor with 20 patents in structural systems, recently...
E, 01/01/06 by Arenofsky, Janice · More from publication -
The hydrogen house: fueling a dream
In the northernmost reaches of Scottsdale, Arizona, Bryan Beaulieu, an engineer and inventor with 20 patents in structural systems, recently built...
E: The Environmental Magazine, 01/01/06 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
The debate on diabetes screening
When Colby was born, her mother, Jennifer Speth, tested the infant for diabetes. "We did it just for curiosity, never expecting she'd come back as...
Pediatrics for Parents, 01/01/05 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
Avalanche!
A search-and-rescue team's wakeup call was the last thing Utah Scouts expected when they went to sleep in their snow caves. Life Scout Brock...
Boys' Life, 01/01/05 by Arenofsky, Janice · More from publication -
Targeting hot job trends: when planning for your future career, you'll need to know today's job markets
Hongtao Yu, Ph.D., loves his work. He studies cells, genes, and cancer at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. Yu enjoys...
Career World, 02/01/04 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
'Delivering the goods in peace and war': perhaps the best-kept secret at the Pentagon, this 50-year-old mover of national security materials is continuously at work behind the scenes
Commander Greg DeWeerd no sooner arrived in Riyadh, Saudia Arabia, when he received an urgent request. One of his "couriers in the sand" must...
VFW Magazine, 11/01/03 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
Cultural diversity and your future: cultural diversity is all around us—at school and in the workplace. Here's how to boost your cultural competence - Special Feature
Nowrin Khanam, 18, had to skip her senior prom last year. The Bangladeshi immigrant, who lives in Queens, New York, wanted to go to fit in with...
Career World, 11/01/02 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
The media and your career choice: can't wait to become a brain surgeon? Great! But in the meantime, don't let the media play with your mind! - Focus
In 1992, Mae Jemison, the first black female astronaut, blasted into space. She thanked Nichelle Nichols, who played Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek....
Career World, 10/01/02 by Janice Arenofsky · More from publication -
Nice mice.(Lila Polewka breeds pet mice)(Interview)
Lilah Polewka is a whiz at the mouse biz. Lilah breeds "fancy mice" for pet show trade. Right now, she has about 100. She breeds the male...
Jack & Jill, 10/01/02 by Arenofsky, Janice · More from publication
