Vet to the World
Vet prizes fight global poverty, change students’ lives
From Harrison House to Cathouse
Doug Leferovich C’94 and Seth Yudof EAS’94
Alumni Notes
Jul|Aug 2008
The Chickenpox Cure
Itching for home in a strange new land.
The Duck Lady, the Professor, and the Vent Man
Remembering three atypical educators.
Dark Passages
Inexhaustible horror. The Slave Ship
Obituaries
May|Jun 2008
Letters
Mar|Apr 2008: Liking Mike, doubting faith-based, Marc Falkoff responds.
Right Foot, Left Foot
Dueling kickers on the other varsity football team.
Puppet Regimes
More than Muppets. The Puppet Show at ICA
Obituaries
Mar|Apr 2008
The Man Who Would Never Be Mayor
In the race for Philadelphia’s top job, Michael Nutter W’79 was dismissed as the candidate without a constituency. His journey from last place to landslide victory had the markings of a political miracle. Now the public expects more.
Differential Diagnosis
Rethinking a medical career in Guatemala.
Prisoners, Poems, and Principles
Why is attorney Marc Falkoff representing detainees at Guantánamo Bay and publishing a book of their poetry?
New Alumni Relations AVP: “It’s All About the Relationships”
Alumni Relations AVP Hoopes Wampler
Web, Take Two
The ranger of a virtual dog park, an Internet entrepreneur-turned-venture capitalist, a story scout, a “fake engineer,” and a word-of-mouth marketer are among the Penn players in a movement known (by some) as Web 2.0.
Beyond Gun Control
Guns aren’t going away, so how can we live with them more safely?
Letters
July|Aug 2007
Sustainable Dividends
From College Hall: May|June 2007
The Mother Hens of Andrín
“I felt excessively like a biology exhibit.”