Obituaries
Jan|Feb 2002
Decade by Decade
Summaries of Gazette issues at 10-year intervals during our 100 years of publication, from the first eight-page issue, in November 1902, to October 1992.
Jan|Feb 2002
Vol. 100, No. 3
On September 11, Harold Stassen, and more
On September 11, Harold Stassen, and more.
No Mask, No Gear, No Wig
On being the headless—and only woman—Quaker.
Technology Rules
From College Hall: With a slew of new initiatives, SEAS is a major player in Penn’s future.
Dancing In The Dark
Just two people, the music, and the connection.
Buying up the Wind
Penn becomes largest retail buyer of wind energy
The Peace of Trees
Finding a respite in nature
Preparing for Smallpox … Again
Finding new weapons against smallpox
Jury Says Penn Guilty of Gender Bias
Jury says hiring woman crew coach was sexual discrimination
This Time the Door is Held for Ramos
Pedro Ramos C’87 will be the president’s chief of staff
Take Penn Medicine, and Hold Off on the 501(c)(3)
New board to unify Health System management
For Good Measure …
The mismeasure of children
Camille Paglia Gets in Tony Soprano’s Face
Camille Paglia pans The Sopranos
Criminology Center to Emphasize Research
The Jerry Lee Criminology Center opens
Penn Celebrates 125 Years of Women
1,200 celebrate 125 years of women at Pen
Pennsylmania
Double acrostic and cryptic crossword puzzles published Feb 1997–Nov 2001.
Harold Stassen and the Ivy League
The former Minnesota governor and future perennial U.S. presidential candidate wanted a big-time football program at Penn, but his battles over a boycott by other Ivy Schools and televising of football games actually helped create the Ivy League.
The Last Album: Lives in Memory
A new book of photographs recovered from Auschwitz—family portraits, birthday parties, wedding pictures, days at the beach—recalls the lives shattered by the Holocaust.
Global gripe, no grudge against Chomsky … and more.
Nov|Dec 2001: Global gripe, no grudge against Chomsky … and more.
Penn Stands As One Family
From College Hall | Reweaving the fabric of Penn’s global community.
Survivor, Eyewitness, Volunteer
Three New York alumni tell their stories.
Fighting the Enemy Fear
Students organize to raise awareness of hate crimes.