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Vol. 95, No. 4

Features

Three Degrees of Separation
Dennis Culhane’s groundbreaking studies show that most homeless people don’t fit the stereotype—and that many available programs don’t fit them. By Meg Egan
Plus: URBAN NOMADS: A Poor People’s Movement
Photography by Harvey Finkle, SW’61

At Home in a New Place
In this teacher’s class, English as a Second Language is as much about social interaction as sentence structure. By Bobbie Green Scheff

Hoop Dreams Can Come True
Just ask Matt Maloney and Jerome Allen, two former Men’s Basketball stars now making their way in the NBA. By Noel Hynd
Plus: A road trip West with the current Penn team

Field Notes
Reports from three University Museum archaeological digs, in Syria, India, and Belize.


Departments

From the Editor
A puzzling Phenomenon

Letters
A broken streak, age discrimination, more on violence

From College Hall
A Penn National Commission studies how to “re-civilize” society. By Judith Rodin

Notes From the Undergrad
The best laid plans … take too long. By Randi Feigenbaum

Gazetteer
Greek system for the 21st CenturySearching for self in the MUDAfrican-American activism 1990s-style56 years later, a lightweight football championshipWill Boomers go bust in retirement?

Off the Shelf
From boy to (angry) man and beyond. By Ben Yagoda

The Alumni
Comings, goings, appointments, promotions, accolades, and other personal news.

Alumni Profiles
Educator with a biteSurf and scarf?Mr. Ford Jr. goes to Washington

Obituaries

Pennsylmania
Cryptic Crossword, by Brit Ray

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