Cynthia Kaplan C’85 is feeling a little bit Fangry
Kaplan was in Philly just before Christmas, delivering her yuletide carols to an enthusiastic crowd at the Tin Angel.
Neurosurgeon Michael Lemole M’95 is recognized, again
When he stepped up to the microphone at the press briefing after surgery and delivered an update on Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, Lemole became a sort of unofficial spokesperson for the tragedy.
Now on YouTube: Classless
Undergrad life, skewed and skewered.
Jon Sarkin C’75 splashes some paint on Guster
The art of Jon Sarkin C'75 is all over the music video for Guster's hit song "Do You Love Me," and if you look closely you can see Sarkin himself make a cameo.
Passion Play
Sure it’s nice being a giant in the world of psychology, but sometimes Marty Seligman “just can’t wait to get to the bridge screen.”
Exit Laughing
How many of us can say that the last words we heard from a sick friend made us roar with laughter?
Tour of Duty
Four decades after Vietnam, a former soldier mounts a different mission.
Classical Revolutionary
Veronica Jurkiewicz C’04 foments Classical Revolution.
One Witty Woman, 12 “Fangry” Songs
Cynthia Kaplan C’85 rocks comedy in Fangry.
A Celebration of Science
Gerri Trooskin EAS’02 SPP’06 is leading Philly’s science celebration.
Saving Brains from Bullets
G. Michael Lemole Jr. M’95 was Gabrielle Gifford’s neurosurgeon.
Chance Encounters
Jacob Lief C’99’s Ubuntu Education Fund helps 40,000 South Africans.
Giving Birth to Hope
Kitsie Converse CW’63 CGS’95 did not forget her friend Victo.
Pushing the Animal-Rights Envelope
Dara Lovitz C’00 defends animals and their advocates.
Alumni Notes
Mar|Apr 2011
Obituaries
Mar|Apr 2011
Jay Matsueda W’95 creates an album of volunteers
How did Jay Matsueda W’95 scrape together studio time with some of L.A.’s finest session musicians? “Barter, and the underground economy,” he says.
Wax in 1971
Lost photos from a band still making Rolling Stone Top 10 lists today.
Anton Bernstein: (yet another) W’08 entrepreneur
Anton Bernstein just finished his undergrad at Wharton in 2008, but he's already sold one company. He currently splits his time between San Francisco and Paris, where he's building business number two.
Mr. Penn conquers Vegas
Whether he’s in the lab or in the gym, Balduzzi describes his ideal as a life that balances mind and body. “You can use your mind consciously, all day—every day—to change your body,” he says. “And it’s a very empowering process.”
Another Take on WikiLeakage
In the wake of the recent flood of US Government documents to WikiLeaks, David Jones C'63 G'64, a retired senior foreign-service officer in the US State Department, offered to write an essay on the matter for the Gazette.
Homecoming 2010
Photos from Penn’s fall celebration of arts & culture, football, and fun.
My Ivy-Strangled Valentine
“It was in the CUPID line that I noticed Steve K.”
On The Road
From Peking to Paris in a 1932 Plymouth.