Doing Time in Armageddon
On guard at Megiddo Prison.
Chaim Potok’s Gift to Penn
Pushing the “frontiers of thought”
Alumni Voices: The Deluxe Edition
Alumni—writers, artists, and others—recall their days at Penn, from the Class of 1930 to the Class of 2001.
… And Many More
From The Editor: Nov|Dec 2002
Letters
Nov|Dec 2002: Rankings, religion, and ethics in leadership.
Evangelically Speaking
The public and private sides of Brother Stephen.
Storied Structures
From the Editor: Sep|Oct 2002
Letters
Sep|Oct 2002
When Food Is the Enemy
There’s a very thin line between eating disorders and disordered eating.
Lessons in Leadership
From College Hall | Giving students the skills and ethical compass to prevent future Enrons.
Corporal Charity, Chaos Control
Working on the front lines of homelessness.
Hit and misses, pyramids and plagiarism.
Jul|Aug 2002
Esperanza and the Americanas
Spring break in the Dominican Republic.
The Magic Pebble
Being the mother of an autistic child.
Life on Campus
From the Editor: Jul|Aug 2002
Satisfy Your Intellectual Cravings
From College Hall | Invitation to alumni: Sample Penn’s intellectual feast.
Penn’s Greatest Hoop Star
The record books—and this awed alumnus—say it’s Ernie Beck.
Different Worlds
From the Editor: May|Jun 2002
Faculty Favorites
Faculty member who most stimulated readers during their years at Penn.
Going For It
How I sang for Billy Joel.
The Faculty Issue
From the Editor: Mar|Apr 2002
Pause against Plagiarism
Think your own thoughts, and you may not steal others’ words.