Summer in the Kingdom
Disney’s wonderful world.
Eat. Dismay. Love.
Penn’s changing palate.
Exile’s Return
“Welcome to the real South Africa.”
Voting is Easy, Leaving is Hard
Brexit won’t shut the door.
Letters
Sept|Oct 2016: Letters on letters, mostly.
Open Gates
From College Hall, Sept|Oct 2016
Alumni Notes
Sept|Oct 2016
Obituaries
Sept|Oct 2016
Events
Sept|Oct 2016
Industrious Preservation
Amy Hollander GFA’95 runs the National Museum of Industrial History.
Star-Spangled Singing
Bill Squires C’71 has “never been booed” for singing—roared at, yes.
Another Fall in Philadelphia
Elaine Lisle C’76’s autumnal images of Philadelphia.
Briefly Noted
Sept|Oct 2016
Arts Calendar
Sept|Oct 2016
Of Monsters and Ramen
Faculty couple Linda and Frank Chance share their love of Japan.
You Don’t Know Jack (Kerouac)
The long road to finding and translating Kerouac’s French writings.
Sex, Suicide, and Snapchat: Adolescent Health in the Digital Age
Parents wrong again: APPC study shows social media mostly OK for kids.
Greater Expectations
Starting over, in football and field hockey.
The Man Who Put Yellowstone on the Map
As the National Park Service marks its centennial this year, let’s take a moment to celebrate Penn professor and building namesake Ferdinand Hayden, whose visionary advocacy saved what became America’s first National Park from the tawdry, commercialized fate of Niagara Falls.
Googling Cuba
Brett Perlmutter’s mission was to open up Cuba to the internet. To say that it was
politically sensitive is an understatement. But the timing was just about perfect.
July|August 2016
Volume 114, No. 6
Alumni Notes
July|Aug 2016
Obituaries
July|Aug 2016
Events
July|Aug 2016