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Volume 103, No. 6


Features

Expect to Hear Music
Something is definitely up with Penn’s music department. In addition to studying, analyzing, thinking about, and writing music, students are playing it, too.  Plus: “Accidental genius” Jennifer Higdon. | By Karen Rile

LEAPP of Faith
“How do you get to know a patient as a person first, not as a container for a disease?” Penn’s medical school is looking to LEAPP—Longitudinal Experience to Appreciate Patient Perspectives—as one answer. By Huntly Collins | Plus: “I Want to Remember Everything,” a student perspective by Defne Amado

Alumni Weekend 2005
Our annual photo essay. | By Addison Geary

Insuring Against Terror
Since 9/11, Howard Kunreuther and his colleagues at the Wharton School’s Center for Risk Management and Decision Processes have been examining the thorny issue of how to protect society from the economic effects of the next terrorist attack. | By Jon Hurdle


Departments

From the Editor

Letters 


FIRST PERSON : Essays
Notes from the Undergrad:“Even at home, things are changing”
Alumni Voices:Idol encounter
Elsewhere:In search of porcupine stomach
Expert Opinion:Being funny is no joke


GAZETTEER : News & Sports
 Annan: “The cause of larger freedom should be your cause” 
 Grads pledge to do good in chosen work 
 Q&A with new Provost Ronald Daniels 
 Conference highlights global threats to women 
 Penn Reading Project pick: Franklin’s Autobiography 
 Better minesweeper takes PennVention prize
 Wound sealant wins honors at Wharton 
 Keys to learning 
 $5 million to develop “swarming” robots 
 Do “clutch hitters” exist? 
 Trees make good neighborhoods 
 Pole vaulter Stephanie Crook 
 Latest Hall of Famers 
 Scoreboard 
 Honoring “world’s greatest oarsman” Joe Burk 
 50 years later, crew team recalls triumphant tour 


ALL THINGS ORNAMENTAL : The ArtsArt Heroic portrait: Chuck Close 
Talk Wendy Steiner on “dream modeling”  
Symposium Hometown honors William Carlos Williams 
Books Bright Boulevards, Bold Dreams. Black Hollywood’s Golden Age? 
Books Maxfield Parrish and the American Imagists 
Books True Story. Murderer saves journalist 
Briefly Noted
Arts Calendar


ALUMNI : Profiles 
Movie memoirist Frawley Becker
“BananaBunker” creator Paul Stremple 
Sims stylist Charles London 
Women’s Leaguer Narda Quigley

ALUMNI : Events : Notes : Obituaries

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