January/February 2010
Volume 99, Number 1 

On the cover:  
The game ball from the 1957 NCAA championship fell out of its display case and rolled past the spots of Ford's drives, Scott's jumpers, Davis' bank shot, Jordan's steal, Hansbrough's rim-rattlers and 100 other landmarks. GAA members can read the complete digital edition.
Photo by Dan Sears ‘74

	An Enduring Standard by Barry Jacobs Honor the centennial of Carolina basketball by picking the 10 most important moments ever? Impossible? We agree. Here are 10 milestones. Place them beside your own.
	Dynamighty by David Menconi When you're studiously unconventional and trying to make it in Hollywood - from the mail room up - it helps to have a built-in support group. Nothing like having alumni in the neighborhood.
	Top of the Food Chain by Kathleen Kearns Cooking and eating isn't just for filling your belly anymore, it's an adventure. Chapel Hill's foodie celebrities are not just the hot chefs - they're an expanding network of caring growers, vendors and nutritionists.

Departments           

From the Hill

• Trustees Endorse 5.2% Tuition Increase
• Carolina Has a Couple of Rhodes Scholars
• Shooting of DKE President Justified, DA Says
• Grisham to Speak at Commencement
• For the latest news about Carolina, check From the Hill Online

Sightings
Carmichael's makeover

Sports
Net earnings: Two more of the big trophies

Campus Profile
Bill Zamboni: Finding elusive drugs that work

Extracurricular
A head start on music appreciation

Letters

GAA Today

Alumni Today 

• Ethan Albright '94 of the NFL
• Carl Kasell '56 signs off Morning Edition
• Brian Fenty '08 makes it to Broadway

Class Notes

• Online Class Notes
  Read the latest news about classmates and friends with the GAA's online Class Notes.

Faculty and Staff Obituaries

In Memoriam

• Elmer R. Oettinger Jr. '34
• Dick Katz '46

Class Quotes
Romantic moments

DTH Crossword

Books

Around Town
Varsity gets its own sequel

Yours at Carolina
It's all about family

Trashy Art

Jar lids, bottle caps, coffee stirrers, corks and the tops off detergent bottles. A mandala is a geometric design used in Hinduism and Buddhism as a meditation aid. This one, on the floor of the atrium in the FedEx Global Education Center, was made by people from the campus and community using items that can be recycled and those that are destined for the landfill. They had help from Durham recycle artist Bryant Holsenbeck. All the leftovers were collected by the Global Cup Cafe, which is in the Global Ed Center. Photo by Sarah Arneson '96