‘They were all pawns of chess masters who orchestrated their game remotely and with no understanding or concern for the humanity of these soldiers or the dignity of their prisoners.’
Psychology professor PHILIP ZIMBARDO on prison guards at Abu Ghraib
COVER STORY Field Work
Biogeochemist Pamela Matson demonstrates ways the natural world can be protected without harming its people. BY KARA PLATONI
Out of the Sahara
An ancient culture that once survived by the sword now finds its strength in art. Thomas Seligman followed the Tuareg story for 30 years and brings it to campus in a landmark exhibition. BY MARGUERITE RIGOGLIOSO
Zimbardo Unbound
Long after his notorious prison experiment and soon after the Abu Ghraib scandal, the famous psychologist lobbies for a greater understanding of how evil systems subvert good people. interview BY MARINA KRAKOVSKY
The Boys are Back in Town
Fleet Street alumni dust off their red bow ties for a night to remember. BY JULIE yen
A Step in the Right Direction
The Center on Longevity wants to help society capitalize on longer life spans. Its approach is as practical as a comfortable shoe. BY CYNTHIA HAVEN
