Colorful Characters
From the Editor: May|June 2000
Monty in Full
Bruce Montgomery is laying down his baton after half a century at Penn. In a spirited interview, he talks about his musical triumphs, tribulations and travels.
Haunted by an Heiress
Ever since first reading her as an unhappy child at camp, Nina Auerbach has returned to the novels and stories of Daphne du Maurier. Now, in a new book from the University Pennsylvania Press, the Victorian scholar and Penn professor ponders her lifelong obsession with the writer best remembered—unjustly—for Rebecca.
Saving the Animal Planet
The Veterinary School’s Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society is attempting to find common ground in the animal-welfare debate. Getting the Lion and the Lamb together was nothing in comparison.
Letters
May|Jun 2000: Letters on a letter, row over a review … and more.
Hail to the Red and the Blue
From retching to rah-rah.
Gene Therapy at Penn Should Go Forward
From College Hall: Answering questions on gene-therapy death.
Godlove and the Ladder Dance
A leader in two worlds.
Grim Details About Battered Women
ER study offers window on women and their attackers
Kosovo Research Leads to a Marshall Scholarship
Andrew March, Marshall Scholar and family man
Cross-examining the “13th Juror”
The verdict on race and juries
Sobering Messages
Changing perceptions—and behavior?—on alcohol
Tannenbaum Leaving ICA
ICA's Tannenbaum to RISD
Brotherly Love: How Bittersweet the Sound
New life for Hoffman's Brotherly Love
Tuition Up 3.9 Percent; Overall Costs 3.4 Percent
Student charges up 3.4 percent
IHGT’s Wilson Outlines Oversight Plans
IHGT announces new procedures
Traber Named Permanent CEO of Health System
Traber made permanent Health System CEO
Fitts Takes Reins at Law School
Fitts named Law School dean
View from the Top: Clinton on the New Economy
Clinton speech opens Granoff Forum