Winter 1996
Vol. 4, No. 2
Articles
The Ballad of
Conni Emerson
- The UNLV alumna is trying to break into the music business with her
own unique blend of blues and folk styles, laced with a little country,
a little alternative rock, and a lot of determination.
- By Suzan DiBella
- Seeing the
Beauty in the Beast
- Through his studies of the cardiovascular development of reptile
embryos, UNLV biology professor Carl Reiber gets an eggs-trordinary
research opportunity as he plays parent to the world's first Komodo
dragons hatched in captivity.
- By Barbara Cloud
- A
Temporary Fix
- UNLV sociologist Robert Parker warns of the dangers of corporate
America's increasing reliance on temporary workers.
- By Diane Russell
- Unconventional
Therapies for An Unrelenting Disease
- A UNLV study of alternative therapies used by HIV-infected patients
offers health care practitioners insights on how and why these diverse
approaches are being used to fight AIDS.
- By Laurie Fruth
