Life Journeys
From the Editor, July|August 2014
Letters
July|August 2014: Mask & Bloomers? … and more.
Boarder
On the benefits of Penn’s oldest student-housing tradition.
On Doctoring
A physician and bioethicist reconsiders his father’s medical paternalism.
Postlandia
Travels in a realm that neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow, nor gloom of night can thwart.
The New Projects
Why affordable housing matters more than you think.
I Hear Music
From the Editor, May|June 2014
Onward We Go
A past president’s rallying cry expresses the University’s continuing mission.
Letters
May|June 2014: School’s story graded, and more.
Tuning In
Bonding over baseball.
And the Band Played On
Rousing rendition.
Oh, Calcutta! (Er, Kolkata.)
What catches the eye and what stirs the soul.
Local and Global
From the Editor, Mar|Apr 2014
Letters
Mar|Apr 2014: Fired up over Chazan, and more.
Starving Bear, Drowning Duck
A life in art.
Return to Kirchberg
Bridging time and geography, briefly.
Failing Fallingwater
“Dagit, you there, what have you been thinking?”
Taken by Surprise
From the Editor, Jan|Feb 2014
A Tale of Two Buildings—and a Cat
From College Hall | How dynamic spaces foster interaction and education.
Letters
Jan|Feb 2014: Questions for Raine, Fondness for Philo, and more.
The Latecomer
Just getting started.
Paper Girl
Paper! Paper?
The Visitation
“Carl, you have been with ghosts.”
Disaster Control
The best way to help in natural disasters.