Closing Time
Edward Peeples’ research preserves “minutiae” of school lockout.
Sweet Summer Celluloid
CGS presents Moonlit Movies at Penn.
Art and Insult
Albert Barnes in all his brilliant, baffling complexity.
Briefly Noted
Jul|Aug 2004
What mad pursuit?
Window, Jul|Aug 2004
The Replacements
Robots are people, too. Sort of.
Childhood: “Still an innocent, lovely place to be”
Children’s Festival director Brian Joyce
Clarke’s Case
How the Bush White House is losing the War on Terror.
Award Winners
Three Penn faculty members—including one who is also an alumna—have been honored with major literary prizes this spring.
Sitcom Suffragists
A soft-edged portrayal of women’s fight for the right to vote.
Miracle Man
Alumnus scores with a film about the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team.
Penn Arts & Culture: Collaboration and Boundary-Hopping
Taking Penn arts and culture “out of the box”
To Believe or Not Believe
Othello at Annenberg
Briefly Noted
May|Jun 2004
Ornamentally Useful
Window, May|Jun 2004
“Flesh and Blood” Founder
Q&A With Franklin biographer Walter Isaacson
China’s Beaux-Arts Ambassadors
A fall conference and ongoing exhibit highlight the work of Penn-trained architects in China.
Briefly Noted
Mar|Apr 2004
Force of Life
Stuart Yankell CGS’85 GFA’88
The Evolution of Moderne Man
Robert Aibel C’72 ASC’76 Gr’84
In the Genes
An engaging, accessible guide to genomics and you.
Perfection of the Work
A son’s study of a brilliant architect and errant father.
Reflections on a Shattered Glass
The adorable little weenie I knew was nothing but a con artist.
Visionary Art
A shaman-artist’s yarn paintings feature brilliant colors, dreamlike imagery, and rich cultural significance.