March 2004: Vol. 83, No. 4
	‘Genius’ is its own reward The MacArthur Foundation awarded UGA history professor and Middle East expert Eve Troutt Powell $500,000—not for the considerable talent she has shown in the past but for what she can accomplish in the future. by Alex Crevar (AB ’93)	Cover art:'Genius' is its own reward Contents page photo: Dogs prevail in thrilling (and scary) overtime bowl game
	Spectrometer penetrates molecular mysteries A new $5 million device will enable Jim Prestegard and researchers at the CCRC to do groundbreaking work on diseases such as cancer. by Sharron Hannon
	Sound business UGA’s Cooperative Extension Service helped ex-businessman Dick Phillips (BBA ’53) create a cattle ranch that’s friendly to the environment. by Alex Crevar (AB ’93)
	And the Dead Shall Rise To produce the definitive book on the 1913 lynching of convicted murderer Leo Frank, the author devoted 17 years of his life—and came to the conclusion that Frank didn’t kill Mary Phagan. by Steve Oney (ABJ ’79)
	Art Barn: A place where creativity grows Remember “Baby Boom,” where Diane Keaton forsakes corporate success for a job in the country? Say hello to Susan Shaw’s (BFA ’82) real-life story. by Tracy Coley Curlee (ABJ ’90)
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