Obituaries
April 1998
Alumni Notes
Mar 1998
Math “Evangelist” Spreads the Word to Parents
Patricia Clark Kenschaft
Leader of the Pack
M. Josephine Deubler
Labor of Love
Jonathan Denbo
A Fragile Orchestra
What causes a woman's own hand to try to strangle her?How can a grown man recognize a carrot but not be able to name it? Such mysteries of the brain and mind are being probed by Martha Farah and Todd Feinberg, pioneers in the brave new world of neuropsychology.
Bridging Two Worlds
Penn -- like universities across the country -- is helping more faculty move ideas from the lab to the marketplace through a process called technology transfer. But, some caution that these industry-academy collaborations may compromise publishing and research.
In Search Of … Penn Quakers
In Search Of ... Penn Quakers
Possibility of Cure Brings Hope to Alumna
Alexia Antczak Bouckoms
Challenging Cyber-hate
Howard P. Berkowitz
The Other Side of Aesop
Robert and Olivia Temple
Obituaries
March 1998
Alumni Notes
Feb 1998
Fulfilling Requests Large and Small For 20 Years
John Neary C'71
Former Cover Model Now Covers the News
Willow Bay C'85
Wharton on the Hudson
Residents of One Columbus Place need only walk into their lobby to see some three dozen members of Wharton's Class of '97.
Toying Around Got TB Patient Back on Track
Banker Marshal H. Larrabee II now makes toy trains.
General who?
From now on, there will be no confusing Penn's alumni association with any other.
Fugitive Remains in France
Efforts to extradite Ira Einhorn, C'61, to the United States to serve a life sentence for a 1977 murder have so far met with a firm "non" from French authorities.
Obituaries
Feb 1998
Celebrating Women’s Leadership the Penn Way
Trustees' Council of Penn Women celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Alumni Notes
Dec 1997
Tiny Illustrations Make a Big Impression
"I guess I always had a fondness or weakness for beautiful, small objects."
Community on Wheels
The day Kitsie Schelter turned 56, she did something more exerting than blowing out birthday candles.