HUP Makes the Grade
HUP makes honor roll and “most wired” list.
Learning from SARS
SARS panel: “Is it coming back? We don’t know.”
By Design, a “Big Umbrella”
Goodbye GSFA, hello School of Design.
Keeping the Flu At Bay—For Life
Nasal spray may replace annual flu shot.
Back-to-Back?
In football, Quakers look hard to beat.
Q & A with Steve Bilsky
Athletic Director Bilsky on Ivy reforms.
Rodin To Step Down Next Year
Rodin will leave presidency in June 2004.
All, All in the Family
Tutu calls for a world in which “All are insiders: all!”
Something in the Armpits
Men, looking for a reason not to shower?
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Settled
Wrongful-death lawsuit settled out of court
Delli Carpini Chosen to Lead Annenberg School
Annenberg Dean vows to maintain “quality and reputation.”
Operation Iraqi Heritage
Museum Web site helps recover Iraq antiquities.
Vice Provost for Libraries Resigns After Investigation
Library head resigns amid child-pornography charges
Bittersweet Vindication for Atkins Diet
Studies offer qualified support for Atkins Diet approach.
Parsing the Influence of Zellig Harris
Recalling the contributions of linguistics pioneer Zellig Harris.
A Moveable Feast for the Eyes
Rare books from Library’s collection to be shown in Belgium.
Author Earns City Honor
Lorene Cary honored with The Philadelphia Award for her work “to advance the best and largest interest of the community.”
The Guilt Project
Former federal prosecutor Alan Vinegrad W’80 has taken on some of New York’s most high-profile cases, and he has the thick skin and thin stomach lining to prove it.
Students “wage peace” in Houston Hall
Penn Students Against War on Iraq.
Reinventing Iraq
Brendan O’Leary on constructing democracy in post-war Iraq.
Outlaws and Covenants Lead to a Scholarly Marshall Plan
TV show on Blackbeard leads to Marshall Scholarship.
New Dean to Emphasize “Wholesale Social Work”
Gelles named School of Social Work’s dean.
Pharmaceutical Firm Gives $10 Million for Research
Grant from GlaxoSmithKline to support academic research.
Rushdie: Out of Hiding, Yearning for Anonymity
Salman Rushdie on books, life, and the “hoo-hah” surrounding The Satanic Verses