But Will They Ever Sleep?
Study spaces accommodate students 24-7
Postcards from the Ends of the World
Writing about travel ... and about writing about travel
Philosophy in the Trenches
"Philosophy with a point" at the Law School
Opening Convocation: Challenges and Opportunities
Welcoming the latest greatest class
Uncovering Ancient Mayoral Digs in Egypt
Ancient Egyptian mayor's house uncovered
Justice Talking, People Listening
Constitutional debates on the radio
Alcohol Coordinator Appointed
University names
alcohol-programs coordinator
La Casa Latina: A Place at the Cultural Table
Hispanic center opens
Writers House Expands Guest List
Three named as Kelly Writers House Fellows
Study Shows Drinking Leads to Free-Radical Damage
New data on drinking: Too much may be less than you think
Raise your bottom line
Raise your bottom line. Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People.
And Again?
Men's basketball goes for two.
Countdown to Census 2000
Gilbert Casellas L’77
A Mouthful of Music
Scott Harris C’96 and Jason Downie W’94
Back to the Books, Er, Listserv
Lifelong learning opportunities to suit a wide range of interests.
The Dirty Little Secret About Bathing
Dr. Barney Kenet CGS’84
Great Expectations
Rebecca Crane Matthias CW’75
85, and Still Throwing His Weights Around
Robert Detweiler W’35 L’38
Zootable for Any Audience
Douglas Leferovich C’94 and Seth Yudof EAS’94
Something Wick’d This Way Comes
Lynda Harnish WG’93
Alumni Notes
Nov|Dec 1999
Nov|Dec 1999
Vol. 98, No. 2
Obituaries
Nov|Dec 1999
Asian Notebook
Last summer a Penn English professor and his wife, a University administrator, visited some of the world's saddest places— and made two families very happy.