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 \n99.95:No other cameras make precision photography so simple.  \nHARVARDMagazine  \nFACING PAGE:Detail of along pile woven carpet from Kurdistan,Persia,datingfromthe late eighteenth orearly nineteenth century.This formal garden,completewith fish,is 22/2 feet long and eight feet wide.Fogg Art Museum;gift ofJoseph V.McMullan.Photograph by Michael A.Nedzweski.  \nMay-June 1979Volume 81,Number 5University edition  \nHISTORYThe rise of Islam 22  \nHow the followers of Muhammad created the last of the great ancient empires,and the newest of the great world religions.By Mauricio Obregón.  \nLITERATUREIn search of Thomas Hardy,a mean,magnificent man30How often does a man of letters become a growth industry?By Nancy Poland.  \nGAMESRelatively new indoor sport sweeps about 125 people37Tournament tiddlywinks:A history and an appreciation.By Christopher Reed.  \nVITAMargaret Fuller42A brieflife of the transcendentalist writer(1810-1850).By Marie Olesen Urbanski.  \nHEALTHA selective guide to G-I distress45Grand rounds through the human gut,conducted by Dr.G.Timothy Johnson.  \nAMERICAN\"I am not the man you take me for\"  50CIVILIZATIONRalph Waldo Emerson,heretic.By Joel Porte.  \nQUIZA barnacle is an instrument of torture for pinching the nose.Right?   54A vocabulary quiz by Girard Ordway.  \nPHOTOGRAPHYRuined seat of faithless kings57  \nPioneering archaeological photography by Professor George A.Reisner,examined by Christopher S.Johnson.  \nPOETRYBy Wesley McNair,Ellery Akers,Hayden Carruth,Thomas Hardy,RobertMazzocco.Pages 8,15,29,59,72.  \nREADINGChildren's books confront death and divorce64A reading guide by Jane Merrill Filstrup.  \nDEPARTMENTSEssays:a sixteenth-century Jonestown;four-hand piano playing as augury.  7The Science Watch:Joel Gurin on homeopathic medicine.  12Findings:Einstein's new discoveries;warm milk;eyewitness blues..13Letters:Response to \"The university on trial.\"16  \nThis issue 5...In coming issues 10...Picture credits 18...Classified 60...Extra credit 68...Puzzle 70...Any questions?71  \nJohn Harvard'sJournal,a review of University and alumninews,includes the annual report ofPresident Derek C.Bok.Full table of contents,page 73.  \nCover photograph of the dome and minarets of the Suleiman Mosque,Istanbul,by RayManley(Shostal Associates).  \nAmerica's parloroverlooks the Potomac  \nTicket sales and donations add up to a fairshare of the Center's operating revenues,but by designprices are kept low enough to ensure that everyonecan attend.  \nIn our grandparents time,it was the cus-tom to set aside a special room in the house toentertain company,a room called the “parlor.”  \nThe Kennedy Center for the Performing Artsin Washington is Americas parlor.It's a","cbCaihXYnnupNB6r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihXYnnupNB6r","pdf",22754021,116,"English","# History\n## The rise of Islam (22)\n# Literature\n## In search of Thomas Hardy (30)\n# Games\n## Tournament tiddlywinks (37)\n# Vital\n## A brief life of the transcendentalist writer (42)\n# Health\n## A selective guide to G-I distress (45)\n# American Civilization\n## Ralph Waldo Emerson, heretic (50)\n# Quiz\n## Barnacle (54)\n# Photography\n## Ruined seat of faithless kings (57)\n# Poetry\n## Selected poets and page list\n# Reading\n## Children’s books confront death and divorce (64)\n# Departments\n## Essays; 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