Some Words
From the Editor | June 1997
Where Human Life Happens
Genetic testing and other technologies that offer a "window on the womb" are allowing parents to know more about their prospective offspring than ever before. Is that good?
Nature’s Way
On the trail with his new daughter, a father's perspective changes.
Camp David on the Schuylkill
When scholars representing two distinct strands of Judiac studies gathered in Houston Hall, they may not have signed any peace accords, but they did find some common ground.
Alumni Weekend 1997
Slideshow | Penn Grads came from all over the country to be a part of Alumni Weekend.
June 1997
Vol. 95, No. 8
Letters
June 1997: Chewing over the past three years of Penn restaurants ... and more.
Scholarship and Service
From College Hall | Penn's role in the community.
A Certain Loyalty
Fond memories and advice from a new alumna.
Cosby to Grads: “Work Your Opportunity!”
Penn's 241st Commencement.
Hackney: Back to History from the Humanities
"I'm really looking forward to being back at Penn."
Connie Mack, Meet Bob Seddon
500 wins.
French Universities: Tourist Class All the Way
Interview with Dr. Jean-Michel Rabate
The Catch of the Day, Fresh from the Tank
"The future lies in these artificial tanks."
A Cacophony of Voices
The plague of race in a fever-stricken city.
Alumni Notes
Comings, goings, appointments, promotions, accolades, and other personal news.
Aravind Joshi
Understanding machines and the mind.
Kevin O’Brien
A textile artist works his magic on scarves.
Obituaries
June 1997