Into the Woods
Taking group therapy way off the beaten path.
Me and My Mini-Me
The psychology of cloning.
Do-Gooders
From the Editor: Jan|Feb 2008
Ideals Embodied
From College Hall: Penn’s faculty forms the core of a great teaching and research community.
Letters
Jan|Feb 2008: Second opinions on Falkoff, health care.
Differential Diagnosis
Rethinking a medical career in Guatemala.
Mental Toughness Training
A year of service with AmeriCorps.
Walk Like An Egyptian
By foot, bus, and camel to Giza.
To Play Or Not To Play
Grownups, kids, and the war on recess.
On the Move
From the Editor: Nov|Dec 2007
Letters
Nov|Dec 2007: Fired up about guns.
The Mississippi Project
Blogging the great American river.
The Quiet Recruiter
Remembering the alum who set my mind on Penn.
Orthodoxy, Alaska Style
Take only memories, leave only footprints, and air-hug if you can.
Nip, Tuck, and the Feminine Self
Why cosmetic surgery is about more than we think.
Border States
From the Editor: Sep|Oct 2007
Opening Doors
From College Hall | Penn’s College Houses let students choose their own adventure.
Letters
Sep|Oct 2007
Everything’s in a Name
“All those years, I was only fooling myself.”
Take Note
The mid-1960s English classroom, revisited.
Three Lessons in Table Manners
Teaching an anthropologist how to eat.
Kind Strangers
International adoption is redefining the American family—for the better.
Never Been There, Never Done That
Husband (check). Kids (check). Now where’s my life of adventure?
Channeling the Schuylkill
“That’s the thing about this river: You have to imagine it to see.”